This is a list of all known Roman sites within the county of Lincolnshire.
| Name | Roman Name | Type | Location | Coordinates | Dates | Notes | Image | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alkborough | Aquis | Fortified Settlement | Alkborough | |||||
| Ancaster | ? | Fortified Settlement | Ancaster | |||||
| Brant Broughton | Briga | Settlement | Brant Broughton | |||||
| Broughton | Praetorium | Broughton | ||||||
| Caistor | ? | Fortified Settlement | Caistor | |||||
| Dragonby | ? | Settlement | Dragonby | |||||
| Great Casterton | ? | Fortified Settlement | Great Casterton, Rutland | Though the settlement is in Rutland, it is also the location where Ermine Street crossed the River Gwash close to the modern boundary between Rutland and Lincolnshire. | ||||
| Hibaldstow | ? | Settlement | Hibaldstow | |||||
| Horncastle | Bannovalum? | Fortified Settlement | Horncastle | |||||
| Kirmington | ? | Fortified Settlement | Kirmington | On site of earlier Iron Age fortified settlement. | ||||
| Kirton in Lindsey | Inmedio | Settlement | Kirton in Lindsey | |||||
| Lincoln | Lindum Colonia | Colonia/Legionary Fortress | Lincoln | |||||
| Louth | Luda | Settlement | Louth | |||||
| Ludford | ? | Settlement | Ludford | |||||
| Marton | ? | Fort | Marton | On Till Bridge Lane next to its crossing of the River Trent. | ||||
| Navenby | ? | Settlement | Navenby | Sits upon Ermine Street. Evidence of Bronze and Iron Age activity. | ||||
| Owmby | ? | Settlement | Owmby | |||||
| Saltersford | Causennis? | Settlement | Little Ponton and Stroxton | |||||
| Sapperton | Causennis? | Fortified Settlement | Sapperton | |||||
| Sleaford | Bannovalum? | Settlement | Sleaford | |||||
| Stow | Sidnacester | Settlement | Stow | |||||
| Tattershall | Drurobrivis | Settlement | Tattershall | |||||
| Torksey | Tiovulfingacester | Settlement | Torksey | |||||
| Wainfleet | Vainona | Settlement | Wainfleet | |||||
| Ulceby Cross | ? | Settlement | Ulceby | |||||
| Willoughby | Verometum | Settlement | Willoughby | |||||
| Winteringham | Ad Abum | Settlement | Winteringham |
| Name | Roman Name | Type | Location | Coordinates | Dates | Notes | Image | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barrs Farm Villa | ? | Villa | Hemingby | |||||
| Baths | ? | Baths | Lincoln (Steep Hill/Danes Terrace) | |||||
| Baumber Cursus | ? | Cursus | Baumber | Possible Roman cursus | ||||
| Bourne-Morton Canal | ? | Canal | Between Bourne and Morton | Only traceable through crop-marks. | ||||
| Car Dyke | ? | Canal | Western Edge of The Fens | 85 miles long | ||||
| Castellum Aquæ | ? | Water Tank | Lincoln (East Bight) | |||||
| Denton Villa | ? | Villa | Denton | |||||
| East Gate | ? | Gate | Lincoln (Eastgate) | |||||
| Ermine Street | ? | Road | Between London and York, via Stamford, Grantham, Ancaster, Lincoln, Scunthorpe | |||||
| Forum | ? | Forum | Lincoln (Bailgate) | Granite stones mark locations of the now subsurface columns. | ||||
| Foss Dyke | ? | Canal | Between Lincoln and Torksey | c.120AD | ||||
| Fosse Way | ? | Road | Between Exeter and Lincoln | 230 miles in length | ||||
| Glentworth Hall Villa | ? | Villa | Glentworth | |||||
| Gravel Pit Farm Villa | ? | Villa | Kirton in Lindsey | |||||
| Gravestone | ? | Gravestone | Lincoln (St Mary le Wigford) | Reused by the Danes. Now set in the wall of the Norman tower. | ||||
| Haceby Villa | ? | Villa | Haceby | |||||
| High Street | ? | Road | Between Horncastle and Caistor, via Baumber. Possibly on to The Humber. | Ancient Ridgeway used and straightened by the Romans. | ||||
| Horkstow Villa | ? | Villa | Horkstow | |||||
| King Street | ? | Road | Between Peterborough and Ancaster via Bourne and Sapperton. | |||||
| Kirmond le Mire Villa | ? | Villa | Kirmond le Mire | |||||
| Lady Well | ? | Natural Spring | Ancaster | Reputedly the water-source for Roman Ancaster. | ||||
| Lead Coffin | ? | Coffin (Lead) | Baumber (Churchyard) | Found in Baumber churchyard in 1892. | ||||
| Mareham Lane | ? | Road | Between Bourne and Sleaford, and possibly on to Lincoln. | |||||
| Mere Balk Lane | ? | Road | Between Stixwould and Saltfleetby, via Hemingby and Tathwell. | Reputedly of Roman Origin due to its straightness. | ||||
| Milestone | ? | Milestone | Lincoln (St Mary's Guildhall) | First Milestone south of Roman Lincoln. | ||||
| Mint Wall | ? | Basicalla | Lincoln (West Bight) | |||||
| Mount Pleasant Farm Villa | ? | Villa | Kirton in Lindsey | |||||
| Newport Arch | ? | Gate | Lincoln | 3rd century | Reputedly the oldest arch in the United Kingdom still used by traffic | |||
| Norton Disney Villa | ? | Villa | Norton Disney | |||||
| Owmby | ? | Settlement | Owmby | |||||
| Posterngate | ? | Gate | Lincoln (Saltersgate) | Under RBS Bank. Limited public access. | ||||
| Riseholme Barrow | ? | Burial Barrow | Riseholme | 1st century | ||||
| Roxby Villa | ? | Villa | Roxby | |||||
| Scampton Villa | ? | Villa | Scampton | |||||
| South Gate (Upper) | ? | Gate | Lincoln (Steep Hill) | Fragments between numbers 25 and 26, and within 44, Steep Hill. | ||||
| St Paul in the Bail | ? | Church | Lincoln (Bailgate) | 4th century | ||||
| Stainby Villa | ? | Villa | Stainby | |||||
| Stoke Rochford Villa | ? | Villa | Stoke Rochford | |||||
| Sudbrooke Villa | ? | Villa | Sudbrooke | Excavated since 2005[1] | ||||
| Till Bridge Lane | ? | Road | Between Ermine Street north of Lincoln and York, via Doncaster, Castleford and Tadcaster. | |||||
| Walesby Villa | ? | Villa | Walesby | |||||
| Wall | ? | City Wall | Lincoln | Surviving fragments throughout the city. | ||||
| Wall | ? | Town Wall | Horncastle | Surviving fragments throughout the town. | ||||
| Winterton Villa | ? | Villa | Winterton | |||||
| Well | ? | Well | Lincoln (Bailgate) | Next to St Paul in the Bail, now covered with glass screen. In use until the 17th century. | ||||
| West Gate (Lower) | ? | Gate | Lincoln (Orchard Street) | 3rd century | ||||
| West Gate (Upper) | ? | Gate | Lincoln (Westgate) | No remains currently visible. |