Source/Archive record (Article in serial) SKE7207 - Rochester 1974-75 in Archaeologia Cantiana Vol XCVII 1981

Title Rochester 1974-75 in Archaeologia Cantiana Vol XCVII 1981
Author/Originator
Date/Year 1981

Abstract/Summary

Rochester Excavations 1974-75, p.95-136 A.C. Harrison. Two sites were examined ahead of the widening of Corporation Street. A long section was cut outside the city wall to the north, across the line of nos.11, 13 and 15 Northgate (demolished) and seven trenches were opened on the site of the former 'Rochester Castle' Public House, on the corner of Corporation Street and George Lane. Both sites are on the line of the Roman City Wall. Both sites revealed Roman, medieval and post medieval features.

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Description

Archaeologia Cantiana Vol XCVII 1981 See also Arch Cant 1975 (vol 91) p.211-12 and 1976 (vol 92) p.252-4 (summaries).

Location

Kent County Council Heritage Library

Referenced Monuments (3)

  • Flint surface found in Blue Boar Car Park, Rochester (Monument)
  • Medieval features at 11, 13 and 15 Northgate, Rochester (Monument)
  • Roman and medieval building remains, site of the Rochester Castle Pub, Rochester (Monument)

Referenced Events (1)

  • EKE8812 Excavation at Corporation Street, Rochester

Record last edited

Jan 10 2014 3:17PM