Log In Roman Redbourn
Roman remains in Redbourn are few. The High Street is aligned on Watling Street. Roman Hob nails have been found. Roman Bricks were incorporated into the Norman St Marys Church. A small number of coins have also been found, one good example from between 307-333AD.
-- Martin Cleaver - 20 Feb 2001
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