PRN 38894 The possible site of a Roman building. {1} A tessellated pavement was discovered c.1869 about 50 yards south of a footpath which leads direct from the Roman road by Stamford Town end to Tinwell. The general character of this pavement, which was seven feet long by six feet wide and contained an ornamental centre about three feet by three feet, formed in colours of white, blue and red, was, together with portions of walls, ridge tiles and fragments of red stucco, sufficient to indicate the existence of an important villa residence. Finds included a denarius of Valerian. {2}{5} There are no surface indications of this building and the field is being planted with grass [1961]. The farmer retains a box of Roman tile, wall and pavement fragments found in the area of this site. {3} Listed as the site of a Roman villa. {4}