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    Site 10 - Roman Settlement

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    The first of the modern lakes to be created here, to the north east of the bridge, may have flooded an area of Roman settlement. During its construction sherds from Roman mortaria (bowls for grinding herbs etc.) and a fragment of a quernstone for milling flour were salvaged. Similar loose Roman finds were retrieved during the construction of the Jack Martin residences to the north of the lake but no Roman structures have been discovered here as yet.

    Modern lake northeast of Tocil Wood bridge

     
    Modern lake northeast
    of Tocil Wood bridge
    Artefacts found at the site

    Roman Mortaria
    Roman Mortaria

     

    Roman Mortaria
    Roman Mortaria

      Roman Quernstone
    Roman Quernstone

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