ποΈ Wickham-Batheaston
Roman settlement remains near Bath, Somerset
π Fast Facts
- Location: Near Batheaston, Somerset, southwest England
- Period: Roman Britain, 1stβ4th centuries CE
- Status: Archaeological site; remains visible but fragmentary
- Access: Open land; no formal visitor facilities
Wickham-Batheaston is a dispersed Roman settlement in the Avon Valley, located approximately 5 kilometres northeast of Bath (Roman Aquae Sulis). Archaeological evidence suggests occupation from the 1st century CE through the Roman withdrawal from Britain in the early 5th century. The site comprises scattered structural remains and artefactual material distributed across fields, reflecting the typical pattern of Romano-British rural settlement ...