Further investigations east of Fishbourne Roman Palace

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Title:

Issue:

Sussex Archaeological Collections 156

Series:

Sussex Archaeological Collections

Volume:

156

Page Start/End:

23 - 39

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Licence Type:

ADS Terms of Use and Access

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5284/1086851

Publication Type:

Journal

Abstract:

Excavations in 2014 along the route of a new waterpipe to the north and east of Fishbourne Roman Palace revealed a variety of features, many of which could be correlated with earlier discoveries. Of particular interest, however, were those previously identified as the pre-conquest ditch and aqueduct, as well as a sequence of possible road metallings. Among the finds is a small group of Arretine ware and two further pellets of blue frit, a synthetic pigment used in Roman wall plaster and paintings.

Author:

Grace Perpetua Jones
Bill Moffat
Phil Andrews

Year of Publication:

2018

Locations:

Place:	Fishbourne
County:	West Sussex
Country:	England

Grid Reference: 484070, 104850 (Easting, Northing)

Subjects / Periods:

EXCAVATION (Event)

Source:

ADS Archive (ADS Archive)

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Created Date:

27 Jun 2019

Jones, G. Perpetua., Moffat, B. and Andrews, P. (2018). Further investigations east of Fishbourne Roman Palace. Sussex Archaeological Collections 156. Vol 156, pp. 23-39. https://doi.org/10.5284/1086851. Cite this via datacite

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