Roman finds were discovered in an area of made ground during excavations associated with the construction of a new road and surface drain at the western end of Adrian Street (centred TR 31854120) starting from near the top of Five Post Lane where a surface drain was dug to a depth of approximately 2.5m. The finds included the neck of a glass bottle, pieces of human skull, a dice-like object with hollows in the sides, a small tube ornamented with raised rings, two samian bases 'one with part of a stamp' and pieces of tufa. Information from Mr E G J Amos. (1)

<1> Mr E. G. J. Amos, 1938, Archaeologia Cantiana: Reports: Archaeology in Kent, 1938. Vol. 50 (Article in serial). SKE31821.