Category:Temple of Antenociticus

**Temple of Antenociticus in New upon Tyne**
	temple in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK
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Instance of	archaeological site; Ptolemaic temple;
Part of	Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 6, Condercum Roman fort, Benwell;
Location	Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, North East England, England
Heritage designation	Grade I listed building (1971–);
	54° 58′ 34.32″ N, 1° 39′ 44.37″ W
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	Q114944792; National Heritage List for England number: 1116382
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English: The Temple of Antenociticus is a Romano-British temple located at the fort of Condercum, on Hadrian's Wall, at modern-day Benwell in Newcastle upon Tyne. Antenociticus appears at this one site in Britain, where three altars to the god were found within the ruins of a small temple. This god is not mentioned on any known Roman altarstones from the continent, and is therefore thought to be a native British deity. The name is also recorded as Anociticus at the same temple.