ROMANFINDS FROM PYMMES BROOK, EDMONTON:

Archaeology: The Romano-British Period | British History Online www.british-history.ac.uk   Glass bottle found with the burial. (fn. 47) G.M. Two flagons, one probably of 3rd cent., found 1912. Forty Hall Mus. Enfield St. David's Hospital, Silver Street (TQ. 32759245): traces of occupation-roof tiles, tesserae, combed pattern hypocaust tile-found 1959 in grounds of hospital nr. Pymmes Brook. Probably of period A.D. 60-150. (fn. 48) Huxley School, Silver Street Lamp (c. A.D. 70-120) of Walters Type IIIa dredged from Pymmes Brook in 1955. (fn. 49) Huxley School, Silver Street St. Edmund's Road (TQ. 34059470): coin of Gallienus (mid-3rd cent. A.D.) found nr. brook W. of railway line. (fn. 50) Unknown Trinity Av. (approx. TQ. 34009532): stone coffin noted before 1939. Details lost. Unknown Amphora handle found 1956 at junction of Trinity Ave. and the Cambridge arterial road. (TQ. 34129526). (fn. 51)   47. Ex inf. Mr. G. R. Gillam. The borough engineer in 1961 gave the position as Lat. 51° 39' 23" N. and Long. 0° 3' 54" W. 48. Ex inf. Messrs. G. R. Gillam and G. W. Sturges; Enfield Arch. Soc. Bull. no. 3. 49. Archaeologist, 1959, 27.       Enfield Archaeological Society Newsletter Archive The Society's quarterly bulletin "Society News" is published in March, June, September and December and is free to members. It contains details of forthcoming events, reports of recent meetings, local archaeological and historical news, and the results of EAS researc

No.4, June 1960

• Officers and Committee 1960/61
• Fieldwork 1960
  Call for volunteers
• Members Night Meetings 1960
• The Kent Prize
• Roman Finds from Pymmes Brook, Edmonton
  Pottery and tile fragments continue to be found
• Bibliography (Prehistoric Archaeology)
• Museums (Containing Collections Relating to Prehistory)
• Subscriptions 1960/61
• New Books

 ROMANFINDS FROM PYMMES BROOK, EDMONTON: ROMAN POTTERY AND TILE FRAGMENTS
 CONTINUE
TO BE FOUND IN THE BED AND ALONG THE BANKS OF PYMMES BROOK BETWEENTHE
 CAMBRIDGE
 HOTEL
AND ST DAVIDS HOSPITAL, EDMONTON
 AN ACCOUNT OF THESE FINDS WAS PUBLISHED IN
BULLETIN NO.3.
 A THOROUGHSEARCH OF THE AREA WILL BE CARRIED OUT DURING THE SUMMER,
WHEN IT IS HOPED TO LOCATE THE POSSIBLE OCCUPATION SITE FROM WHICH THESE FRAGMENTS
ORIGINATE.