Site record TR74
Site name
Triangle
Site location
Billingsgate Buildings, 101-110 Lower Thames Street, EC3
Borough
City of London
Year
1974
Greater London SMR No.
042173-042179
Location
Latitude: 51.5095417 Longitude: -0.0849397
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National Grid Ref.
TQ3301380685
Organisation
DUA
Type of fieldwork
excavation
Archaeological periods
Roman, Saxon/Medieval
Summary
Excavations found a series of artificial terracings of the riverbank of the late 1st and early 2nd c, comprising three sets of post and plank revetments, backfilled with a variety of rubbish and artefacts; environmental remains were particularly well represented in waterlogged conditions. A masonry foundation crossed the site from W to E in the late Roman period. Post-Roman features included a Saxo-Norman wicker-lined pit and a timber-lined well. The site was informally known as 'The Triangle'; hence the site code of TR74 and the use of the name in some reports.
Source: Schofield, John with Maloney, Cath (eds.) (1998). Archaeology in the City of London, 1907-1991: a guide to records of excavations by the Museum of London and its predecessors. The Archaeological Gazetteer Series, Volume 1. London: Museum of London. ISBN 0-904818-81-0.
No. of Related publications:
1 publication(s).
The Late Roman waterfront in London Britannia Vol:21 (1990). Brigham, T. (Site codes: TR74; PEN79; PDN81; ILA79; TST78; LYD88; UTA87; TEX88; VRY89; BIG82; BWB83; SH74; SH76; SWA81; CUS73; BMK85; NFW74; FRE78; DGH86; BC75, journal article).
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Deposited Archive Contents:
Site, Post-ex
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