Coventina's Well
Roman well within an enclosure near Carrawburgh Fort (Brocolita), interpreted as a shrine dedicated to Coventina
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Coventina's Well
Summary
Coventina's Well is an archaeological site[1].
Key Facts
- Coventina's Well is located in Newbrough[2].
- Coventina's Well is in the country of United Kingdom[3].
- Coventina's Well's instance of is recorded as archaeological site[4].
- Coventina's Well's instance of is recorded as shrine[5].
- Coventina is named after Coventina's Well[6].
- Coventina's Well is made of stone[7].
- Coventina's Well is part of Q140139673[8].
- Coventina's Well is used for location of worship[9].
- Coventina's Well's Commons category is recorded as Coventina’s Well[10].
- Coventina's Well's time of discovery or invention is recorded as 1870[11].
- Coventina's Well's OS grid reference is recorded as NY8576171151[12].
- Coventina's Well's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 55.034675, 'longitude': -2.224318}[13].
- Coventina's Well's dedicated to is recorded as Coventina[14].
- Coventina's Well's has facility is recorded as enclosure[15].
- Coventina's Well's described by source is recorded as Conventina's Well[16].
- Coventina's Well's described by source is recorded as Coventina's Well. A Shrine on Hadrian's Wall[17].
- Coventina's Well's described by source is recorded as Temples in Roman Britain[18].
- Coventina's Well's described by source is recorded as Temples in Roman Britain: A Revised Gazetteer[19].
- Coventina's Well's shape is recorded as square[20].
- Coventina's Well's heritage designation is recorded as part of a Scheduled Monument[21].
- Coventina's Well dates from the Romano-British period[22].
- Coventina's Well's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Temples in Roman Britain[23].
- Coventina's Well's historic county is recorded as Northumberland[24].
Body
Geography
Coventina's Well is in the country of United Kingdom[3]. It is located in Newbrough[2]. It is part of Q140139673[8].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include archaeological site[4] and shrine[5]. Coventina's Well's heritage designation is recorded as part of a Scheduled Monument[21].
History and Context
Coventina is named after Coventina's Well[6].