Coventina’s Well
Roman well within an enclosure near Carrawburgh Fort (Brocolita), interpreted as a shrine dedicated to Coventina
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Key Facts
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Newbrough[1]
- Country: United Kingdom[2]
- Instance of: shrine[3]
- Named after: Coventina[4]
- Made from material: stone[5]
- Part of: Q140139673[6]
- Has use: location of worship[7]
- Commons category: Coventina’s Well[8]
- Time of discovery or invention: 1870[9]
- OS grid reference: NY8576171151[10]
- Dedicated to: Coventina[11]
- Has facility: water well[12]
- Described by source: Conventina's Well[13], Coventina's Well. A Shrine on Hadrian's Wall[14], Temples in Roman Britain[15], Temples in Roman Britain: A Revised Gazetteer[16]
- Heritage designation: part of a Scheduled Monument[17]
- Time period: Romano-British period[18]
- On focus list of Wikimedia project: WikiProject Temples in Roman Britain[19]
- Historic county: Northumberland[20]