News

Metal detectorists in Caerwent, Wales, stumbled on buried 1,600-year-old coins and led archaeologists to forgotten Roman site, photos show.
The remains of a vast Roman trading settlement have been discovered by a team of archaeologists working along a future high-speed railway route in England.
Archaeologists surveying the planned route of a high-speed railway between London and Birmingham in the UK unearthed the remains of a Roman trading town in what is now South Northamptonshire. At ...
The remains of a Roman small town that were discovered during survey work for a solar farm have been given heritage protection as a scheduled monument. There was an indication of a settlement near ...
A reconstructed Roman town house stands among the city’s surviving ruins, and many of the objects discovered at Wroxeter depict the daily lives of those who once lived there.
Metal detectorists in Caerwent, Wales, stumbled on buried 1,600-year-old coins and led archaeologists to forgotten Roman site, photos show.