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Artist's impression of a corn dryer - (St Giles' Avenue, Sleaford)
Substantial stone foundations of the corn dryer on which this illustration is based, were uncovered during the 1960-63 excavations at Old Sleaford, prior to the construction of St Giles' Avenue, Sleaford.
Due to the relatively elaborate nature of this design, it has also been proposed that it is quite possibly a malt kiln, used for drying barley used in the beer making process.
Reproduced with grateful acknowledgement to David Hopkins
Substantial stone foundations of the corn dryer on which this illustration is based, were uncovered during the 1960-63 excavations at Old Sleaford, prior to the construction of St Giles' Avenue, Sleaford.
Due to the relatively elaborate nature of this design, it has also been proposed that it is quite possibly a malt kiln, used for drying barley used in the beer making process.
Reproduced with grateful acknowledgement to David Hopkins
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Artist's impression of a roman villa - (The Hoplands, Sleaford)
This illustration depicts how the roman villa discovered within the grounds of Sleaford Police Station on Boston Road may have looked when Mareham Lane (in the foreground) was a thriving Romano-British thoroughfare.
This excavation took place during 1997.
Reproduced with grateful acknowledgement to David Hopkins
This illustration depicts how the roman villa discovered within the grounds of Sleaford Police Station on Boston Road may have looked when Mareham Lane (in the foreground) was a thriving Romano-British thoroughfare.
This excavation took place during 1997.
Reproduced with grateful acknowledgement to David Hopkins
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Uncovering the East/West Roman Road - (The Hoplands, Sleaford)
This photograph shows the discovery of a metalled section of the East/West roman road by local archaeology company APS within the last ten years. As can be seen, the road service is well preserved....
This photograph shows the discovery of a metalled section of the East/West roman road by local archaeology company APS within the last ten years. As can be seen, the road service is well preserved....
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Uncovering the East/West Roman Road - (Eslaforde Park, Sleaford)
....unlike this section on the east side of the railway embankment, excavated prior to construction of the new Sleaford Town Football Club grounds at Eslaforde Park.
....unlike this section on the east side of the railway embankment, excavated prior to construction of the new Sleaford Town Football Club grounds at Eslaforde Park.
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Uncovering the East/West Roman Road - (Eslaforde Park, Sleaford)
Another shot of the Eslaforde Park site, clearly showing evidence of building foundations.
Another shot of the Eslaforde Park site, clearly showing evidence of building foundations.
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Plan detailing suggested path of the East/West Roman Road
Thanks to Gary Taylor at APS Archaeology Services
Thanks to Gary Taylor at APS Archaeology Services