What is recorded here
Series of stones across the path mark the course of the Roman road of Watling Street, which crossed the River Stour here. The actual Roman road is buried a metre under the ground level.
The Roman Road marks the ancient route of Watling Street, a major Roman road that facilitated trade and military movement across southern Britain. It is historically significant as a remnant of Roman infrastructure in the region, with stones indicating its path where it crossed the River Stour.
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