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UBSS Proceedings 13(1), pp 61-69

A Roman Counterfeiters' Den. Part 1. White Woman's Hole, near Leighton, Mendip Hills, Somerset

1972

Authors: Barrett, J.H.; Boon, G.C.

Ref: UBSS Proceedings, 13(1), pp 61-69

White Woman’s Hole is a cave some 18 m long which, during excavation, revealed late Roman-British coin counerfeiting material and Romano-British pottery in disturbed stratification. A sherd of Iron Age pottery, Medieval and later pottery were also found.

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