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Monument details
HER Number: | TQ 76 NW 42 |
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Type of record: | Monument |
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Name: | Romano-British urns, found at Wickham Cement Works, Chariot Way, Rochester |
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Summary
Romano-British urns, found in 1895 at Wickham Cement Works. The four vessels comprised a cinerary urn, as well as Samian and Upchurch ware. Last know to have been donated to Dartford Museum.
Grid Reference: | TQ 7258 6759 |
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Map Sheet: | TQ76NW |
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Parish: | ROCHESTER & CHATHAM, MEDWAY, KENT |
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Monument Types
- CINERARY URN (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD)
Associated Finds
- URN (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD)
Full description
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[TQ 72586759] Roman Sepulchral Urns found A.D. 1895 [T.I.] (1) Several Roman urns were found in 1895 (at the spot indicated on [field]trace) in Wickham Cement Works (2) (Now Martin Earles)(3) Four Roman vessels, including a cinerary urn, Samian and Upchurch ware, found at Wickham Cement Works near Rochester and donated to the museum by Mr. E. Earle. (4) No further information: these quarries have been derelict many years. (5)
<1> OS 6" 1938-9 (OS Card Reference). SKE48357.
<2> Rev ONB 62(G Payne) (OS Card Reference). SKE49203.
<3> VCH Kent 3 1932 169 (RF Jessup & MV Taylor) (OS Card Reference). SKE51100.
<4> Dartford Museum Donations File (OS Card Reference). SKE39669.
<5> F1 CFW 19.12.64 (OS Card Reference). SKE42642.
<6> Field report for monument TQ 76 NW 42 - December, 1964 (Bibliographic reference). SKE4109.
Sources and further reading
Cross-ref.
| Source description | <1> | OS Card Reference: OS 6" 1938-9. |
<2> | OS Card Reference: Rev ONB 62(G Payne). |
<3> | OS Card Reference: VCH Kent 3 1932 169 (RF Jessup & MV Taylor). |
<4>XY | OS Card Reference: Dartford Museum Donations File. [Mapped feature: #22744 find, ] |
<5> | OS Card Reference: F1 CFW 19.12.64. |
<6> | Bibliographic reference: Field report for monument TQ 76 NW 42 - December, 1964. |