Course of Roman road 150, Burgess Hill
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Course of Roman road 150, Burgess Hill
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 26 Nov 2010
Margery's road 150 passed through the viewpoint and just to the left of the large white building. In the near field there are signs on aerial photographs, confirmed by a field inspection, of a series of damp lines parallel to the road course. Most of these are presumably post-Roman drainage, but two very close to the road course look rather different. It would require considerable imagination to detect a definite aggar between these parallel depressions.
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