Monument record 0294100000 - STONEY ROCKS FIELD

Summary

Possible Roman or medieval building remains ploughed up in Stony Rocks Field

Protected Status/Designation

  • Planning Notification Area: Site of a Roman building suggested by fieldwalking finds

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Type and Period (1)

  • BUILDING (1st Century Roman to Medieval - 43 AD to 1539 AD)

Description

REFERENCE TO FOUNDATIONS AND PAVING HAVING BEEN PLOUGHED UP. PAVING IN FORM OF DICE WORK. SITE INTERPRETED AS CHAPEL (B1).
SITE LOCATED IN STONEY ROCKS FIELD TO SOUTH OF BRAINFORD WOOD ON SLIGHT PLATEAU (B7).
1840 TITHE MAP REFERS TO FIELD STONEY ROCKS POSSIBLY SIGNIFICANT (B5).

Sources (9)

  • ---SBC24859 Bibliographic reference: David S Neal and Stephen R Cosh. 2009. Roman Mosaics of Britain Volume III: South-east Britain Part 1.
  • <1>SBC2840 Bibliographic reference: CHAUNCEY SIR H HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF HERTFORDSHIRE 2 (1826) P572 (IN BCM CAS ENVELOPE FILE 2941.
  • <2>SBC6923 Article in serial: W H Hastings Kelke. 1862. 'AMERSHAM', IN RECS OF BUCKS 2 PP333-353. Vol 2, No. 8. pp351-352.
  • <3>SBC15489 Bibliographic reference: VCH BUCKS 3 P154.
  • <4>SBC1847 Article in serial: BRANIGAN K ARCHAEOLOGIAL JOURNAL 124 (1967) P157.
  • <5>SBC15123 Map: TITHE MAP 1840 (IN BCM CAS ENVELOPE FILE 2941).
  • <6>SBC9321 Unpublished document: MR J G CHEVENIX TRENCH AND MEF APRIL 1977 (LETTER IN BCM CAS ENVELOPE FILE 2.
  • <7>SBC9320 Unpublished document: MR J G CHEVENIX TRENCH S AND P CAUVAIN AND MEF APRIL 1977.
  • <8>SBC13854 Bibliographic reference: S AND P CAUVAIN AND MEF FEB 1978.

Location

Grid reference Centred SU 9581 9510 (130m by 30m)
Civil Parish COLESHILL, Chiltern, Buckinghamshire

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Related Events/Activities (1)

  • Event - Intervention: (EBC13331)

Record last edited

Nov 26 2023 4:12PM

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