NHER 6214 (Monument record) - Roman buildings and multi-period finds

Not a barrow. [1]
1852-5. Excavation revealed Roman building traces and finds.
1932. Casual find of Roman sherds.
1941. Find of Roman coin.
1972. Finds of Roman coins.
1976. In cliff fall, Roman coins.
1978. Earthmoving revealed Roman pottery.
1979. Trenching revealed Roman finds.
1980. Find of Roman coins, pottery etcetera and finds (S1 and S2); Mesolithic flints (probably a reference to NHER 6192), Bronze Age sherds, Iron Age coin reported.
1992. Roman sherds and animal bone found.
For full details see file. Copy of (S3) in file.
E. Rose (NAU).

1996.
Stray finds in base soil.
Roman pottery: one plain Samian body sherd; six body sherds greyware; one rim fragment Nene Valley colour coated.
Three fragments of fired clay, one totally smoothed brick/tile fragment, undatable.
Fragment of lime wall plaster, perhaps Roman.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 19 July 2000.

Before 23 January 2002. Found by member of Salthouse History Group but not seen by NLA.
Roman copper alloy casket mount: small, about 25mm in diameter, circular convex mount with apparently human face surrounded by lion's mane. Presumably with a hollow reverse and iron shank.
Information from [2].
See letter and scanned photographs in file.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 19 June 2002.

Before 27 July 2006. Chance find.
Two conjoining sherds of Roman Nene Valley ware with white barbatine decoration, weighing 3.4g.
E. Darch (NLA), 27 July 2006.

1970s–17 October 2010 and before 26 April 10. Stray finds.
22 Romano-British sherds and fragment of imbrex.
See list in file.
A. Rogerson (HES), 4 March 2011.

September 2009. Site visit.
A pit 80cm deep and 60cm wide filled with dark loamy soil with flecks of charcoal containing two sherds of Roman pottery was observed within the exposed in the profile of the cliff.
See (S4) and digital photographs.
S. Howard (HES), 5 May 2011.

2019-2023. Stray Find. [3].
7 Roman pottery sherds.
Information from PAS import.
P. Watkins (HES), 29 July 2025.