Watling Street, ARC WS 98

Resource type
Dataset
Date published
2017
Abstract
Excavation of five trenches totalling 190 sq m at intervals along a 1km stretch of a modern road, Watling Street, Cobham, west of Rochester, Kent, in 1998, was commissioned by Union Railways (South) Limited and carried out by the Museum of London Archaeology Service. A post-medieval park pale or substantial ha-ha was found. Very scant remains of buildings were found, documented as dog kennels (later poultry yards) erected at the time of landscaping of Cobham Park by Humphrey Repton c 1790. There was no obvious sign of any road earlier than the existing road.
Creator (organisation)
MOLA
Publisher
Archaeology Data Service
Official URL
DOI
Related identifier
IdentifierTypeRelation
10.5284/1000230
DOI
ispartof
Keywords
Additional information
ADS Terms and Conditions apply to reuse: http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/advice/termsOfUseAndAccess