n.a. (1986). Coney Street, Aldwark and Clementhorpe, minor sites, and Roman roads. In: n.e. Coney Street, Aldwark and Clementhorpe, minor sites, and Roman roads. York Archaeology. pp. 1-112.

Title:

Coney Street, Aldwark and Clementhorpe, minor sites, and Roman roads

Issue:

Coney Street, Aldwark and Clementhorpe, minor sites, and Roman roads

Series:

The Archaeology of York

Volume:

66/1 (1)

Page Start/End:

1 - 112

Biblio Note

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Publication Type:

MonographSeriesChapter

Abstract:

Evidence of Roman extra-mural settlement has been examined in three major excavations and a long series of minor excavations and watching briefs. In Coney Street a Roman warehouse had been sealed off because of heavy infestation by grain-beetles (see 79/6354). A road was laid in 3rd century replanning. In High Ousegate walls of a monumental building were seen, while outside the fortress in Aldwark were roads and a 4th century building with coloured mosaic floor; no continuity with the med church was evident. In Clementhorpe a series of domestic buildings included a villa or merchant's house. Some details of the road network were recovered. With contributions by J. Hinchliffe, Olwen Beazley, Stephen Coll, Patrick Ottaway and Martin Redmond.

Year of Publication:

1986

ISBN:

0 900312 68 8

Subjects / Periods:

Walls (Auto Detected Subject)
Roman (Auto Detected Temporal)
Coloured Mosaic Floor (Auto Detected Subject)
Villa (Auto Detected Subject)
Med (Auto Detected Temporal)
Watching Briefs (Auto Detected Subject)
Extramural Settlement (Auto Detected Subject)
3rd Century (Auto Detected Temporal)
	CHURCH (Monument Type England)

Source:

BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))

Created Date:

19 Jan 2009