Boudicca's last battle

[Swampster]

While reading up a bit of local history for a different thread, I discovered that I regularly drive across a contender for the site of Boudicca's last battle. Does anyone know anything of the Roman artefacts which have lead to Parson's Hill in Brum to be put forward?
There are a slew of newspaper reports over a period of half a dozen years with quotes from archaeologists ranging from the hopeful to the skeptical. Unfortunately the history gets drowned under journos being excited that there is a McDonalds on the site. There is a school and a Chinese take-away too, but they don't get a look in.

[Patrick Waterson]

The best I have been able to find so far (this article) is that trial diggings have unearthed some 'Roman artefacts including ancient pots'.

Exactly what the non-pot artefacts are remains unspecified.

[eques]

Hmmmm, so we're looking for somewhere between Anglesey and London, which is hilly, "full of trees" and under which you can find traces of Roman pottery.

It absolutely HAS to be Parson's Hill