A Roman temple (Temple 3) was discovered during excavations carried out in the 1950s and 1960s at Springhead. It is part of a larger Roman religious complex and settlement and is one of six possible temples discovered within a walled temple complex. It is a simple rectangular building measuring c.8.8m by 5.8m with walls 0.9m thick. Interpretation of the building is complex, but has been suggested that it was a ‘sacred pool’ into which pottery offerings were made. (location accurate to the nearest 10m based on available information)