Hardwick
Pottery
There are no known Roman roads in the immediate area, at least, there are none depicted on the last three editions of the O.S. Map of Roman Britain, and none recorded by Margary.
Excavations at Wellingborough in 1969
… six potters’ kilns were excavated and others located on the site of a new housing estate at Hardwick Road on the western outskirts of the town. Storage jars, mortaria, roof- and floor-tiles were made from the mid-2nd century for over 100 years.” (Britannia, 1970)
References for Hardwick
- Historical Map and Guide – Roman Britain by the Ordnance Survey (3rd, 4th & 5th eds., 1956, 1994 & 2001);
- Britannia i 1970 p.288; Roman Roads in Britain : Volume I South of the Foss Way – Bristol Channel by Ivan D. Margary (London 1955).
Map References for Hardwick
NGRef: SP875678 OSMap: LR152
Roman Roads near Hardwick
None identified
Sites near Hardwick
- Irchester Roman Settlement (4 km)
Minor Settlement - Kettering (10 km)
Minor Settlement - Duston Settlement (16 km)
Major Settlement - Thrapston (17 km)
Probable Settlement - Brigstock Temple Complex (20 km)
Temple Or Shrine - Stoke Bruerne (21 km)
Villa - Gayhurst Villa (22 km)
Roman-Building and Villa - Ermine Street (25 km)
Roman Road - Lactodorum (Towcester) (26 km)
Minor Settlement - Whilton Lodge (Bannaventa) Roman Burg (26 km)
Roman Burg