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Monument Number 249847

Hob Uid: 249847
Location :
West Sussex
Chichester
Petworth
Grid Ref : SU9700021000
Summary : A Roman inscribed stone is preserved at Petworth House and was found in 1866 at Cockermouth.
More information : A Roman inscribed stone is preserved by Lord
Leconfield at Petworth. (1)

The stone is in the possession of Lord Egremont, and displayed
in the North Gallery at Petworth House. It is described and
illustrated as No. 883 in R G Collingwood and R P Wright, The
Roman Inscriptions of Britain, vol 1, as "Part of a red sandstone
altar, 20 x 30 ins, found in 1866, built into Cockermouth
Castle (Cumberland) presumably taken from the Roman fort at
Papcastle, 1 mile to the NE". (2)

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Source Number : 1
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Page(s) : 292
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Vol(s) : 50 - 1893
Source Number : 2
Source :
Source details : Letter: I P Watson Assistant Archivist, County Record Office, County Hall, Chichester, Sussex. 27.7.70
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Monument Types:
Monument Period Name : Roman
Display Date : Roman
Monument End Date : 410
Monument Start Date : 43
Monument Type : Inscribed Stone
Evidence : Find

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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : SU 92 SE 4
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