Archaeologists make breakthrough on route of one of Britain’s longest Roman roads with ‘remarkable’ discovery
Archaeologists make breakthrough on route of one of Britain’s longest Roman roads with ‘remarkable’ discovery - A ...
Archaeologists uncover 'remarkable' section of 2,000-year-old Roman road in South London
Built after the Roman invasion in AD 43, the 2,000-year-old road connected the port of Dover to Londinium and the West ...
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2,000-year-old Roman road discovered by archaeologists in London
With the shared characteristic of Roman roads traditionally being straight, archaeologists believed they knew where the ancient road would be. Sections of the 2,000-year-old route were uncovered ...
Investigation into Roman roads: shoddy materials and poorly executed work
The Guardia di Finanza investigates roadworks in Rome, highlighting serious irregularities.
Roman road cutting through London eluded experts — until now. See ‘remarkable’ find
Because “Roman roads are characteristically straight,” archaeologists thought they knew where the London section of road ...
Fully preserved Roman road discovered under London street - it ran all the way to Dover
The road was found while work was being done to expand Southwark ’s low-carbon heat network by Southwark Council and Veolia.
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2,000-year-old Roman road discovered by archaeologists in London
During excavations amid the early stages of expanding low carbon heating to thousands of homes along Old Kent Road in London, archaeologists found physical evidence of an ancient Roman road.
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2,000-year-old Roman road discovered by archaeologists in London
During excavations amid the early stages of expanding low carbon heating to thousands of homes along Old Kent Road in London, archaeologists found physical evidence of an ancient Roman road. Wating ...
2,000-year-old Roman road found in London
Known as Watling Street, the original road ran from the port of Dover in Kent through London to the West Midlands.
'Incredible' 2,000-year-old Roman road discovered in London
Archaeologists have discovered a "remarkable" section of one of Britain's most important Roman roads in southeast London.