Chichester to Silchester Way, Roman road between Noviomagus and Calleva Atrebatum, Great Britain
The Chichester to Silchester Way extends for 62 kilometers through southern England, featuring wide construction with flint and gravel layers on cambered foundations.
The road remained hidden until 1949 when aerial photography revealed its existence, including earthworks of a Roman mansio in the Milland region.
The road connected two major Roman settlements: Noviomagus, capital of the Regni tribe, and Calleva Atrebatum, capital of the Atrebates people.
Only 6 kilometers of the original Roman path remain accessible today, with sections near East Broyle Copse and along Brandy Hole Lane still visible.
The road's construction exceeded typical Roman road widths in Britain, incorporating substantial engineering techniques visible in excavations at Milland.
GPS coordinates: 50.84000,-0.77900
Latest update: April 15, 2025 06:32
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