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SMR Number Monument Name Summary
  17   Harlow Roman Temple   Situated on a natural hillock overlooking the Stort.    View on Map 
  111   Harlow Mound   Coins and pottery.    View on Map 
  3581   Harlow Temple   Bronze head of Silenus, large bronze brooch, fragments of a cup, Roman coins..    View on Map 
  3582   Harlow-Felmongers 247   Approximately 10,000 sherds with tesserae, nails, a chisel, painted plaster, a spatula, hinges, brick, glass, bone hairpins, found in back garden of a house in the Felmongers area of Harlow.    View on Map 
  3600   Harlowbury   Roman villa complex which has no visible above-ground remains    View on Map 
  3601   Harlow - Goulds Timberyards   A large square pit uncovered during levelling operations.    View on Map 
  3602   Harlow   Six wooden coffins with dovetail joints and nails.    View on Map 
  3603   Harlow-north of Gasworks   Broken fibula found in a rubbish pit north of the gas works.    View on Map 
  3605   Harlow Industrial area   Numerous Roman coins reported from the Harlow area.    View on Map 
  3606   Harlow - Goulds Timberyards   Rubbish pit.    View on Map 
  3607   Holbrooks   Tessellated pavement revealed during preliminary levelling for an extension of a machine tool factory near the gas works.    View on Map 
  3608   Allotments   Roman glass paste bead.    View on Map 
  3609   Harlow-Holbrooks   An extensive area of Roman occupation north and east of the temple site.    View on Map 
  3611   Harlow-Staffords House   Excavation in 1972-75 revealed a number of post hole structures, ditches, pits, drystone walls and fences of two major phases.    View on Map 
  3615   Harlow-slope to crossing of the Stort at Harlow Mill   Field work indicates Roman occupation extended down the length of the slope from Old Harlow to the presumed crossing of the River Stort at Harlow Mill.    View on Map 
  3620   South of Moor Hall Lodge   Ditch.    View on Map 
  3631   Marks Hall School grounds   Agger of Roman road.    View on Map 
  3632   North of Marks Hall School grounds   3-4 rubbish pits or wells found in 1951.    View on Map 
  3634   Priory Avenue, Harlow   A Roman bronze-worker's hearth was excavated at Priory Avenue, Harlow by the Passmore Edwards Museum.    View on Map 
  3637   Black Cottage, Chalk Lane   Trial trenching on the site of Black cottage revealed a Romano-British ditch.    View on Map 
  3639   St Mary's Church, Harlow   Walls mostly of flint, with chancel quoins of Roman brick.    View on Map 
  3751   Water Lane   Roman building materials indicate a site in Water Lane, Great Parndon.    View on Map 
  3753   Bush Fair Common   Pottery was found in and around two bomb craters c264 yds south of the Assembly Rooms (TL 46700796) on the common in 1940.    View on Map 
  3755   Extending South from Harlow   Road    View on Map 
  3785   Roman brick in fabric of St Mary Magdalen   Roman brick in fabric of Church.    View on Map 
  3790   Water Lane   In 1953 building debris including a red cement floor and fragments of marble were found 6 foot 6 inches deep.    View on Map 
  3833   Northbrooks   Romano-British pottery found on hill above confluence of Todd and Parndon Brooks.    View on Map 
  3835   Central Harlow   "In John Barnard's Collection were a small bronze head of Silenus, a large bronze brooch, a brass pin and a piece of brass c2" long, one end of which represents an animal's head".    View on Map 
  6565   Harlow - Temple   Sherd (?from a butt beaker), decorated with sets of comb-incised vertical lines.    View on Map 
  6567   North East of Old Harlow   11 bronze coins (late 2nd/3rd century AD) found by metal detector <1>    View on Map 
  9124   Adj. The Chequers, Market Street, Harlow   Roman brick and tile fragments found in post-holes of Period I structure (see 9125 for medieval sequence), and in a probable buried soil (see 9123).    View on Map 
  9933   Harlow Mill   Watching brief undertaken on Jesmans Aggregates in 1990 on a site c.5m by 3m trench for a septic tank.    View on Map 
  9934   Land at Gilden Way - Harlow   Roman pottery find <1>    View on Map 
  9935   Land at Gilden Way Harlow   C2 C3 coins find <1>    View on Map 
  9946   Matching Green - Ryehouse gas pipeline site 8   2 sherds of Roman coarse ware were found during and after topsoiling.    View on Map 
  9962   Old House Site, Harlow   Romano-British settlement site, also Late Iron Age occupation.    View on Map 
  14350   Church Langley   Finds of Roman metalwork and coinage by a detectorist on a newly cleared area of the Church Langley development.    View on Map 
  14360   Church Langley - fieldwalking   Roman pottery sherds (39, 1035g) and tile (5611g) scatter.    View on Map 
  14361   Church Langley - fieldwalking   Scatter of Roman pottery and tile.    View on Map 
  14369   Church Langley   A watching-brief was undertaken in late 1993 over a large area, most of which was waterlogged due to heavy rain.    View on Map 
  14646   Perry Springs Wood (Tesco's Site Church Langley)   Almost all of the pottery dated to the Roman period seems to be either residual or intrusive with only one context containing securely stratified Roman material, the upper fill of a probable quarry cut.    View on Map 
  16078   Harlow - Gilden Way Fieldwalking Survey   A fieldwalking survey undertaken during Sep-Nov 1990 revealed large concentrations ot Roman tile at the above location.    View on Map 
  16079   Harlow - Gilden Way Fieldwalking Survey   A fieldwalking survey undertaken during Sep-Nov 1990 revealed large concentrations of Roman tile at the above location.    View on Map 
  16080   Harlow - Gilden Way Fieldwalking Survey   A fieldwalking survey undertaken during Sep-Nov 1990 revealed large concentrations of Roman tile at the above location.    View on Map 
  16168   Harlowbury Chapel   One piece of Roman tegula was recovered during a watching brief on drainage channels dug against the eastern side of the building.    View on Map 
  16787   Izzards Allotments, off London Road   An archaeological evaluation involving the trenching of the development area recovered archaeological remains over a wide area and including a single Roman feature, a small pit truncated by a later pit and a post medieval boundary ditch.    View on Map 
  17769   Land North of Gilden Way, Harlowbury: Site Code HWBY97   Evaluation comprising 21 trenches found Roman features and finds (also prehistoric and Saxon. See PRNs 17767 and 17768)    View on Map 
  17990   Near Pond Spring   Copper alloy supporting arm brooch of 5th century date.    View on Map 
  18037   Land North of Gilden Way; Harlowbury: Site Code HWBY97   Evaluation comprising 21 trenches found a small amount of Saxon pottery (For othe periods see PRNs 17767 - 9 and 18038)    View on Map 
  18393   New Hall Farm, Old Harlow   Finds from fieldwalking survey    View on Map 
  46338   Roman pits Mark Hall School, Harlow   An archaeological excavation on the area of a new sports facility at Mark Hall School revelaed Roman features comprising four pits.    View on Map 
  46374   Romano-British ditches, Harlow Mill, Cambridge Road, Harlow   An archaeological evaluation revealed two ditches of Romano-British date. Pottery dates them to late C2 - mid C3.    View on Map 
  46442   Multi-period site New Hall, Harlow   An archaeological evaluation between Jan and April 2004 revealed prehistoric and Roman remains and post medieval boundary ditches. <1>    View on Map 
  46444   New Hall, Harlow, Romano-British features and finds   Romano-British activity on the site is represented by three concentrations of features comprising ditches, a possible RB field system and two possible Roman structures.    View on Map 
  47084   Archaeological Evaluation at Gilden Way, Harlow   Archaeological Evaluation at Gilden Way, Harlow    View on Map