Roman bridge remains at Stockley Gill, Brandon (Brandon)
Roman bridge remains at Stockley Gill © DCC 2006
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Roman bridge remains at Stockley Gill © DCC 2006
.JPG "Roman bridge remains at Stockley Gill © DCC 2006")
Roman bridge remains at Stockley Gill © DCC 2006
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Roman bridge remains at Stockley Gill © DCC 2007
A pair of earthwork platforms were constructed here on either side of the Stockley Gill to allow passage along Dere Street to be achieved ease. These abutments are noted as high above the level of the stream and as flattened platforms. Similar examples are known elsewhere in the county; timber bridges are presumed in the absence of any dressed stonework being found. (1)
Roman timber bridge (site of) remains of castle abutments (7) (8).
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Watching Brief during Pipeline Renewal, Quebec to Hollinside, 2005-2006; Archaeological Services Durham University
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