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April 18, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Evaluation at Proposed sensory garden site south of High Street

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GKGraham KeevillCKCathy Keevill

Key Points

  • To evaluate the proposed sensory garden site by locating and assessing archaeological features.
  • Excavated three small test pits
  • Targeted 'open spaces' Scheduled Monument area
  • Conducted archaeological survey to identify walls and features
  • Successfully located course of the Roman wall
  • Identified medieval extension wall near the Cathedral/priory
  • Predominantly found later post-medieval artifacts with few potential medieval items

Abstract

Three small test pits were excavated within part of the 'open spaces' Scheduled Monument in central Rochester. The pits successfully located the course of the Roman wall as it turns the south-east corner of the Roman town before running north-westwards towards the Castle site. It also located the wall along the east side of a medieval extension to the town, established to increase the area of the Cathedral/priory. Finds were predominantly later post-medieval, with only two or three floor tiles potentially being of very late medieval or early post-medieval date.

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Keevill et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e3211640886becb65403dchttps://doi.org/10.5284/1140848
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