Fullerton Roman Site, Hampshire: Report on Geophysical Survey, February 2000
Author(s): Andy Payne, Louise Martin
A geophysical survey was carried out around a previously excavated Roman building situated in the valley of the River Ann near Fullerton, Hampshire. The purpose of the survey was to explore for additional associated features such as out-buildings and also to recover the position of previously recorded features interpreted as a water mill and leat. An extensive fluxgate magnetometer survey located a large rectangular enclosure surrounding the Roman building and containing possible additional structures. A linear anomaly may represent the supposed leat and a cluster of anomalies nearby might be the location of a mill. More limited resistivity survey added little further definite information.
- Report Number:
- 53/2000
- Series:
- AML Reports (New Series)
- Pages:
- 15
- Keywords:
- Earth Resistance Fluxgate Geophysical Survey Magnetometer
