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Monument Number 58144
Hob Uid: 58144
Location : York Non Civil Parish
Grid Ref : SE6034051920
Summary : Roman bath house, early 4th century excavated in 1930-1, preserved in part on view in the cellars of the Public House built over the site.
More information : [SE 6034 5192] Roman Bath House. [GS] (Site of). (1) The remains of an early 4th cent. Bath house, excavated in 1930-1, are preserved in part and accessible in the cellars of the Mail Coach Inn. This building is one of the most important visible remains of the Fortress. (2) Siting confirmed. (3)

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Source : Ordnance Survey Map (Scale / Date)
Source details : OS 1:1250 1962.
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Source : The City of York. Volume 1: Eboracum: Roman York: Addendum
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Page(s) : 42-3
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Source : Field Investigators Comments
Source details : F1 ECW 05-JUN-63
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Source : RCHME: Bath House under St Sampsons Square, Legionary Fortress, York
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Monument Types:

Monument Period Name : Roman
Display Date : early C4
Monument End Date : 332
Monument Start Date : 300
Monument Type : Bath House
Evidence : Sub Surface Deposit

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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : SE 65 SW 2
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Associated Monuments : 58143
Relationship type : General association

Related Activities :

Associated Activities : Primary, MAIL COACH INN
Activity type : EXCAVATION
Start Date : 1930-01-01
End Date : 1931-12-31

Associated Activities : Primary, FIELD OBSERVATION ON SE 65 SW 2
Activity type : FIELD OBSERVATION (VISUAL ASSESSMENT)
Start Date : 1963-06-05
End Date : 1963-06-05

Historic England Research Records

Monument Number 58144