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Burrow Walls Roman Fort


Burrow Walls is located between Workington and Seaton in Cumbria. This Scheduled Monument includes the buried remains of a Roman fort and also visible sections of a wall made from reused Roman masonry. The scale of these remaining walls suggests that they were probably part of a Medieval hall. Excavations of the Roman fort indicate that it has two phases; the first being a typical 2nd century fort with inner rampart and double ditch; the second being a smaller fort within the defences of the earlier fort.[1] The area of the Scheduled Monument straddles the Civil Parishes of Workington and Seaton.

Seaton Historic Buildings and Monuments in Seaton CP, Cumbria Scheduled Monument Historic Buildings and Monuments in Workington Roman Period (43 to 409 AD) Workington
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- "...Burrow Walls Roman Fort and Medieval Hall, 823m and 898m WSW of New Kelsick Farm....The monument includes the remains of a fort of Roman date and a hall of medieval …
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BURROW WALLS NEAR SEATON
- "Wall fragments of a Medieval hall; the wall fabric incorporates Roman material. The monument and associated rectilinear ditches are visible as structures and earthworks on air photographs mapped as part …
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List number: 1144513
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY0030830078

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