Monument MPM1210 - Limestone Floor, Broad Street

Remnants of a limestone floor, probably belonging to a late 17th/early 18th century building, recorded during an archaeological evaluation in 2007.

The remnants of what was thought to have been a limestone floor were revealed during a watching in 2007. The remains consisted of three flat loosely bonded limestones which had slumped from west to east. The floor probably belonged to a late 17th/early 18th century building which formerly stood on the site. A layer of loamy sand beneath the floor formed a bedding for the stones.

Accession number 2007/4

Molloy, Tony, 2007, Report on an Archaeological Evaluation at the Former Wightlink Workshops, The Camber, Broad Street, Old Portsmouth (Unpublished document). SPM183.