The cemetery at 89-90 The Mount forms part of the much larger cemetery or series of cemeteries of Roman date which lie on the north-west and south-east sides of The Mount. The earliest use at 89-90 The Mount dates to the Roman period and takes the f...

burials a/i-iv [RCHMY 1, 107]. Height and depth unrecorded. SUPERCEEDED SEE MYO4196

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A Romano-British fort-vicus and inhumation cemetery at York Castle. In the immediate vicinity of the castle, partial excavation has revealed evidence of Roman wharves along the Foss and it is believed that further remains of the fort-vicus, such as t...

Coffin lid. Reputedly Roman. Millstone grit.

A Roman coin of Probus, AD 276.

A Roman coin of Constantine I, dated to AD 320-4.

Small cremation cemetery found just north of Heworth Grange in 1878 during construction of the Foss Islands Railway Branch.

Small cremation cemetery about 300 yards south of the cemetery at Heworth Green (MYO4193) on the old windmill site at the junction of Glen Road and Harcourt Street. Discovered 1926.

A Roman 2nd century AD cremation cemetery uncovered in the 19th century.