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| No. on Map | 1 |
| Description | Romano-British cist burial |
| Location | TR 0700 4900 |
| Notes |
In 1678 a large urn was reportedly found on a hill to the east of Crundale in Godmersham parish. The urn contained a shallow earthen pan and another small inscribed urn and was also covered by a large flat stone and surrounded by flints. |
| SMR No. | TR 04 NE 4 - MKE3858 |
| No. on Map | 2 |
| Description | Possible cremation burial, King's Wood |
| Location | TR 0486 4995 |
| Notes |
Sherds of Roman pottery and an almost complete flagon of early 2nd century Romano-British ware were found in fields near King's Wood The findspot is at a particularly prominent location on a bank overlooking the Wye river. |
| SMR No. | TR 04 NW 20 - MKE3913 |
| No. on Map | 3 |
| Description | Roman cremation burials, Thruxted Mills |
| Location | TR 0941 5095 |
| Notes |
Three 1st century Roman cremation burials were found during works to extend Thruxted Mills in 1955. All three burials consisted of a burial urn of coarse grey local ware accompanied by a Samian plate. |
| SMR No. | TR 05 SE 19 - MKE4048 |
| No. on Map | 4 |
| Description | Possible Roman burial, Godmersham |
| Location | TR 0683 5062 |
| Notes |
Roman pottery was found in 1953 at Godmersham during construction work for houses. The Samian dish and grey ware poppy-headed beaker were dated to the mid-2nd century and are seen as evidence of burials. |
| SMR No. | TR 05 SE 2 - MKE4031 |