Undated paving stones
An area of paving stones which were discovered during an excavation. The date of the paved area is unknown and it might be the foundations of a building, a building rubble or a road surface. The paving stones were found 100m to the north of Round Hill, Butlers Marston.
1 An area of stone paving extending roughly ESE to WNW was located by dowsing to the S of Butlers Marston. A small excavation in the garden to the S of the church produced evidence for a layer of rough stone cobbling perhaps 0.5m below the ground level. On top of the stones were the disarticulated bones of a (?) horse. The dowsers believed that the stone paving represented a Roman road.
2 It looks rather irregular and uneven and may be foundations, building rubble, or even natural.
3 Correspondence.
- For the sources of these notes, see the
- Timetrail record
- produced by the Historic Environment Record.
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