SDO9836 - Dorchester, Roman Aqueduct. Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society

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Type Article in serial
Title Dorchester, Roman Aqueduct. Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society
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Date/Year 1996
Dorset Natural History and Archaeology Society Proceedings

Abstract/Summary

Observations by several persons over the last five years during development of the Poundbury Trading Estate have located a short length of the Dorchester Roman Aqueduct. An angled section of the large phase 2 recut of the aqueduct is still visible in the car park of Deane's Computer Services. Across the road from Deane's the aqueduct has been cut away and the stained chalk plan of the phase 1b aqueduct was observed here. Close to the edge of the service road to Poundbury Trading Estate another narrower channel was briefly visible. This may be the aborted phase 1a channel running about 1m lower than the phase 1b section.

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Note in 'Dorset Archaeology in 1996', Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society, vol. 118, pp. 146-7.

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  • Poundbury Trading Estate, Interpretation of the Course of Dorchester Roman Aqueduct.

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