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Excavations at North Lane, Canterbury 1993 and 1996by Jon RadyFurther evidence for the industrial nature of the northern extra-mural suburb of Canterbury from the Roman period, through medieval and post-medieval periods, was discovered in excavations close to North Lane. Roman discoveries include quarries servicing the pottery and tile industry, a series of heavily-used roads and a late Roman road-side burial, possibly a family group. Medieval industrial and commercial activity to the rear of premises on North Lane is evident from the contents of pits and features of the period. A study of medieval plots and later boundaries suggests that the line of the Roman road was preserved in the local topography until relatively recent times. 62p (Canterbury Archaeological Trust 2009) 
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