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Roman red hill/saltern, Red Hill XI, at Denham Road (EHER 7174)

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Summary

Red Hill site discovered during building operations on the western side of Denham Road in 1966. In 1974 much of this site was being levelled for building.

Map

Location

Grid reference Centred TQ 790 836 (120m by 176m)
Civil Parish CANVEY ISLAND, CASTLE POINT, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import: Red Hill site discovered during building operations on the western side of Denham Road in 1966. <1> Early Roman sherds and occupation material here, on a site originally marked Oyster Fleet, but may not be reliable. <2> Red Hill found during building work - Romano-British pottery types produced. <3> Demolition of Oyster Fleet farmhouse revealed underlying Red Hill which is a very large site, extending under houses on both sides of Denham Road. In 1974 much of this site was being levelled for building. <4> See also: <5>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> Article in serial: Rodwell, W.J.. 1970. Archaeological Notes: Canvey Island. Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society. 2. 329. Third Series, v.2, Part 3, p.329.
  • <2> DESC TEXT: Bohannon, K.?. unknown. SMR.
  • <3> Bibliographic reference: Fawn, A.J., Evan, K.A., McMaster, I. and Davis, G.M.R.. 1990. The Red Hills of Essex: Salt Making in Antiquity. p.65.
  • <4> DESC TEXT: Rodwell, W.J. in Huggins, P.J.. 1974. Archaeology in Essex 1972-73. no.48, p.3.
  • <5> Serial: 1979. British Archaeological Report (BAR) British series. p.152, 162.

Related Events (2)

Other References

  • Old SMR Number: TQ78-058
  • NRHE identifier: 416998
  • National Monuments Record: TQ 78 SE 11

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