During excavations undertaken in Dover town centre by Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit, a Roman military bath house was excavated and recorded. A small room situated immediately to the south of room five, linked to it by a wide opening in the northern wall, consisted of a fine bath laid out in apsidal form and survived substantially in tact. Little of the period one construction was apparent and most of the visible evidence can be dated to the second period of this bath house. It consists of neatly squared chalk blocks set in a pink opus signinum. (location accurate to the nearest 2m based on available information).