Late 2nd / early 3rd century stretch of Roman wall that was part of the outer wall of the basilica, the northern range of the forum complex of Lindum Colonia.Reputedly the tallest surviving Roman wall in Britain. Mint Wall is 70 feet long, 3 feet thick and 18 feet high.
The 18th century Lincolnshire antiquarian William Stukeley erroneously named it 'mint wall' and the name has stuck. 1.
Localisation:
- Royaume-Uni, Lincoln
- geo:53.236206,-0.539393
- Précision ± 0-5 m.
Classification:
- Bâtiment
- Visible
Identificateurs:
- vici:place=50634
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Late 2nd / early 3rd century stretch of Roman wall that was part of the outer wall of the basilica, the northern range of the forum complex of Lindum Colonia.Reputedly the tallest surviving Roman wall in Britain. Mint Wall is 70 feet long, 3 feet thick and 18 feet high.
The 18th century Lincolnshire antiquarian William Stukeley erroneously named it 'mint wall' and the name has stuck. 1.
Références
À proximité
Colonia Lindum Baths
Site of town baths
Newport Arch
The remains of a 3rd century Roman gate. It is the oldest arch in the United Kingdom still used by traffic.
Colonia Lindum
A town also known as Colonia Domitiana Lindensium.






