Geographic Database
Derby (Old Chester Road)
Canonical URI:
https://edh.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/edh/geographie/G004094 (Last Updates: 2018-02-23
, Cowey)
province:
country:
United Kingdom
ancient find spot:
modern find spot:
Derby
find spot:
Old Chester Road
region:
Derbyshire
comment:
4 Mr. M. Brassington provided a detailed plan, sent the object for study and then deposited it in
Derby Museum. It was found in laying a water-pipe near the SE. corner of the building marked on the
25 in. O.S. map as 98, Old Chester Road, and now used as a store by the Parks Department, grid ref. SK 354376. The trenches were about 2 ft. deep and cut into the later Roman levels; they contained
miscellaneous pottery of the later third to mid-fourth century.
Derby Museum. It was found in laying a water-pipe near the SE. corner of the building marked on the
25 in. O.S. map as 98, Old Chester Road, and now used as a store by the Parks Department, grid ref. SK 354376. The trenches were about 2 ft. deep and cut into the later Roman levels; they contained
miscellaneous pottery of the later third to mid-fourth century.
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Work Status:
completed
