Newton Kyme Vicus
Probable Settlement
A number of buildings, roads and enclosures are visible on aerial photographs to the south of the fortress at Newton Kyme, extending for a distance of at least ¼-mile from its defences (JRS 1953 p.88), and probably represent a civil settlement (c. SE456452) which developed in the area between the southern defensive ditches and the main road. The settlement appeared to have started life along the line of a drove-road unconnected with the fortress’ main north-south road but running parallel with it outside the fortress’ western defences; it would seem that the drove-road and its associated field systems were in existence before the fort was built nearby (JRS 1986 p.82).
Sites near Newton Kyme Vicus
- Newton Kyme Roman Fort (1 km)
Vexillation Fort - Newton Kyme Temporary Camp (1 km)
Marching or Temporary Camp - Tadcaster (Calcaria) Roman Settlement (3 km)
Minor Settlement - Barwick-in-Elmet (10 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - York Legionary Bath House (16 km)
Bath House - York (Eburacum) Roman Settlement (16 km)
Colonia, Legionary Fort, Marching or Temporary Camp and Triumphal Arches - Bootham Stray Marching Camp 2 (17 km)
Marching or Temporary Camp - Bootham Stray Marching Camp 1 (17 km)
Marching or Temporary Camp - Adel (18 km)
Major Settlement - Castleford (Lagentium) Roman Fort (19 km)
Flavian Auxiliary Fort (AD 69–96)