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• 11.1 Watling Street, which dates to the 1st century AD, is the major archaeological feature in the borough, and there is now clear evidence of an associated roadside settlement in the Welling area. 11.2 The most intensive area of Roman activity appears

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76894

• Prehistoric settlement, Roman settlement and boat, medieval Riverside Zone village centres and important houses, post-medieval settlement and early industrial development.

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76392

• Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be altered. Remove southern area represented by properties facing Bexley Road plus properties facing Greenholm Road while including the portion of the golf club from rear of propert

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77226

• Summary and Definition The Beckton Sewage Works APA covers an area on the north bank of the Thames to the west of Barking Creek Mouth. It is where the original sewage treatment works were built in the 1880s at the point where the northern outfall sewe

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77851

• p Summary and Definition /p p Beam Valley Country Park has been designated as a Tier 2 archaeological priority area as it is an area of largely undeveloped land which has revealed widespread archaeological remains dating mainly to the Iron Age and Ro

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77124

• p This APA consists of two sections: /p p A) East End (western area): A medieval hamlet is located here, which is believed to have developed in the 14th century. The East End Road was an ancient road connecting the hamlet with the hamlet at Church En

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76417

• The Thames has been a focus for human activity from earliest times, and archaeology may be found anywhere along it. Finds of all periods have been made along its banks, or been dredged from the river bed. The foreshore may in places preserve finds and

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76809

• (east of Clamp Hill, Stanmore)

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76546

• Description written by Tara Fidler May 2007, There is archaeological evidence of a prehistoric worked flint (500,000 BC-42 AD), which was discovered in Roman context at Thirleby Road. Burnt Oak is considered to have been a significant site in the Roman p

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76867

• Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be changed to include land to the south as far as the Woolwich Road., This linear shaped area includes land nearest to the River Thames, the foreshore, and the river itself as far as

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76975

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