When I draw a straight line between the 2 nearest excavation areas, where traces of the road were found, the alignment I get is different to what the book tells us!
It only clipped the corner of the Elm Lane fields according to my alignment!
Problem with the London-To-Lewes Road alignment...
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I think it's far from disproven... just nobody seems to know the alignment around Perry Hill/Bellingham area. One section of the road was found near Brockley Way Bridge and another in Southend Lane. But I'm reading newspaper articles about another section found on Blythe Hill.
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There is a thread that mentions the Blythe Hill brickworks on <se23.com>
There may be more information, but I'm away from home at the moment.
There may be more information, but I'm away from home at the moment.
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Re: Problem with the London-To-Lewes Road alignment...
Wow, I never realised the Pool River had been completely diverted over the years!!!
This should be a straightforward dig to locate the Roman Road! I guess it must be only a few inches below the ground...
Who wants to meet up with me to dig a small trench?
This should be a straightforward dig to locate the Roman Road! I guess it must be only a few inches below the ground...
Who wants to meet up with me to dig a small trench?