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Monument details

HER Number:TQ 76 NW 823
Type of record:Monument
Name:Rochester (Durobrivae) Roman town wall

Summary

The southern length of the Roman town wall. Upstanding elements survive in the Old Deanery and in the Cloister Garth.


Grid Reference:TQ 7425 6846
Map Sheet:TQ76NW
Parish:ROCHESTER & CHATHAM, MEDWAY, KENT

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The southern length of the Roman town wall. Upstanding elements survive in the Old Deanery and in the Cloister Garth.

In 2013 GSB Prospection carried out a Ground Penetrating Radar survey of the castle grounds. The Roman town wall was possibly detected to the south of the keep. (1)

In 2007, Alan Ward documented the plan of the Roman wall during road repaving works. (2)


<2> Kent County Council, 2007, An Archaeological Watching brief in the Precinct, Rochester, Kent, April-May 2007 (Unpublished document). SKE51437.

Sources and further reading

Cross-ref. Source description
<2>Unpublished document: Kent County Council. 2007. An Archaeological Watching brief in the Precinct, Rochester, Kent, April-May 2007.

Related records

TQ 76 NW 539Parent of: CATHEDRAL CLOISTER BUILDINGS (Listed Building)
TQ 76 NW 484Parent of: ROCHESTER CITY WALLS (Listed Building)
TQ 76 NW 900Parent of: Roman town wall, Rochester (Monument)
TQ 76 NW 665Parent of: SECTION OF ROMAN WALL 20 METRES SOUTH OF FORMER DEANERY (Listed Building)
TQ 76 NW 317Parent of: Section of Roman wall found in the garden of Southgate, The Precincts, Rochester (Monument)