[TR14885768] Roman building. (1) (TR14895766) Roman town house. Parts of a Roman winged corridor building were excavated in 1982 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust, which had been discovered by Professor Frere between 1950-51. The building was constructed cAD175 and had foundations of flint and mortar, with clay floors and timber-framed clay walls decorated with wall plaster. Around the mid fourth century the printed plaster and clay walls collapsed and a small timber structure was built over part of the levelled area. (2-4) Additional bibliography. (5)

<1> Roman Canterbury 1957 9 (S Frere) (OS Card Reference). SKE49328.

<2> Canterbury Arch Trust Ann Rep 1982-83 9-13 (P Blockley) (OS Card Reference). SKE38536.

<3> The Arch of Canterbury:An Assessment 1985 101-102 (G Andrews) (OS Card Reference). SKE50060.

<4> Arch Cant 98 1982 225-228 (P Blockley) (OS Card Reference). SKE36312.

<5> Brit 15 1984 330-1 plan (SS Frere) (OS Card Reference). SKE38314.