Reculver Towers and Roman Fort

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Reculver Towers and Roman Fort is a coastal archaeological site in Kent featuring the remains of a Roman Saxon Shore fort and the twin towers of a medieval church that later served as a prominent sea-mark.

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Label Occurrences
Reculver Towers and Roman Fort canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman fort
archaeological site
ruins
scheduled monument
admission free
architecturalStyle Roman military architecture
medieval ecclesiastical architecture
closestCity Canterbury NERFINISHED
constructedDuring 3rd century
continent Europe
country England
hasInterpretivePanels yes
hasPart Reculver Roman fort NERFINISHED
coastal cliff edge
remains of medieval church of St Mary
twin church towers
hasViewOf North Sea NERFINISHED
Reculver Country Park NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
Scheduled Monument
locatedIn England
Kent NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
locatedNear Herne Bay NERFINISHED
Thames Estuary NERFINISHED
locatedOn north coast of Kent
location Reculver NERFINISHED
managedBy English Heritage
material brick
flint
ragstone
nearbyFeature Reculver Country Park NERFINISHED
Thanet coast NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
originallyBuiltAs Roman military fort
ownedBy Church Commissioners for England NERFINISHED
partOf Saxon Shore forts NERFINISHED
periodOfUse Anglo-Saxon period
Roman period
medieval period
significance example of Saxon Shore defence system
prominent coastal landmark
threatenedBy coastal erosion
usedFor Christian worship
coastal defence
navigation sea-mark

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Reculver, Kent hasHistoricalSite Reculver Towers and Roman Fort