Excavation uncovers Roman settlement features in Caversham, indicating historical significance of the site.
A small area archaeological excavation revealed a site that saw Roman occupation including both early (1st-2nd century) and late (4th century) Roman elements. It consisted of a ditch surrounded by several refuse pits, and a post hole. The quantity of finds suggests significant settlement in the vicinity if not within this site itself. The ditch was truncated by a large quarry pit, probably medieval or later.
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