View/download PDF: Ward, A. (2016) An archaeological watching brief in the Deanery Kitchen Yard, King’s School, Rochester, Kent
Author: Alan Ward
Abstract:
In the trenching, for nearly its whole length no significant archaeological features, deposits or artefacts were observed. At the north end medieval masonry was however seen and with that realisation a closer look was made of the walling at a higher level. It Would appear that substantial areas of medieval wall, both in length and height survive within the Deanery buildings at this end of the yard. A short length of Roman wall probably also survives behind nineteenth century refacing in another building on the south side of the yard.
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Ward, A. (2016) An archaeological watching brief in the Deanery Kitchen Yard, King’s School, Rochester, Kent. AW Heritage Services for Keevill Heritage Ltd.
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Published online: 29th March 2018
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