And now it seems we may also have the ancient civilization to thank for pioneering service stations. Archaeologists have discovered the foundations of a Roman 'service station' by the A147 in ...

Famously, Brits have the Romans to thank for introducing the first roads. And now it seems we may also have the ancient civilization to thank for pioneering service stations. Archaeologists have ...

The first UK motorway service station opened on November 2, 1959, on the M1 motorway at Watford Gap. However, according to a new archaeology discovery, service stations were being used all the way ...

"It's clear that the structures we've recorded helped serve the passing trade on a busy Roman highway; it really could be a 2,000-year-old service station," he added. National Highways The ...

A Roman ring from as far back as 200 A.D. was ... These styles of rings were made either with precious metals or, like this find, a copper alloy. There aren’t many fun reasons one would be ...

Madziala In northwest Germany, near the site of the 1,600-year-old Roman military camp Anreppen ... Coins, pottery fragments, non-ferrous metals and remnants of a kiln were previously discovered ...