During the construction of the Turlin Moor - Poole pipeline in July 1985, the pipe trench cut through a Romano-British saltworking site to the south of Upton House and was recorded by Poole Museums Service. The site comprised a layer of red briquetage, an oven filled with briquetage, a pit and a ditch within a 40 m length of the pipe trench. A small amount of pottery from the site suggested a late 1st-early 2nd century date.
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Article in serial: Jarvis, K S. 1985. 'Boat-House Clump, Upton- A Romano-British Saltworking Site' Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society. Vol 107. p159-162.
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Digital archive: Historic England. NRHE Excavation Index. 654587.
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