Monument record 8280/9 - Roman intervallum road at White Friars

Evidence of a possible street surface, interpreted as part of the intervallum road, was recorded during construction work at the junction of White Friars and Bolland's Court in 1884. The surface conmprised a compacted layer of broken tile, sandstone and pebbles. (1)

<1> Thompson Watkin W. T., 1886, Roman Cheshire: A Description of Roman Remains in the County of Chester, p147-150 (Book). SCH2878.

<2> multiple authors, 1973, Excavation Reports and Summaries, p20-21 (Article in Journal). SCH5782.

<3> Harris, B.E. (ed), 1987, Victoria County History - A History of the County of Chester: Volume I, p159 (Book). SCH3556.

<4> Unknown, Y Cymmrodor, p141 (Book). SCH3754.

<5> Longley D, 1977-1978, Longley Archive, No 549 (Paper Archive). SCH2005.

<6> Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Revised List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, City of Chester Inter Mural 1998/ 486 (Unpublished Report). SCH4570.

<7> Shrubsole, George W, 1890, On the Recent Find of a Centurial Stone in Chester (Article in Journal). SCH5577.

<8> Shrubsole, George W, 1886, Catalogue of the Roman Altars (Book). SCH6540.

<9> Hewitt, John, 1895, The Rows of Chester, an Attempt to Discover their Origin (Article in Journal). SCH5600.

<10> Lawson, P H, 1926, Schedule of the Roman Remains of Chester with Maps and Plans, No 40 (Article in Journal). SCH5956.

<11> Watkin W.T, 1889, Recent discoveries in Lancashire and Cheshire, p51 (Article in Journal). SCH5965.

<12> Ward, S. W., 1990, Excavations at Chester: The Lesser Medieval Religious Houses - Sites Investigated, 1964-83 (Grosvenor Museum Archaeological Excavation & Survey Reports) (Monograph). SCH1193.

<13> Picton, James et al, 1890, The Walls of Chester: are they Roman or Edwardian?, p90 (Article in Journal). SCH5579.