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Stunning Roman finds on archaeological dig

Posted on 02 May 2008

A ROMAN cemetery containing items of national importance has been uncovered in Herefordshire.

One of the biggest historical finds in the Marches has been made at Stretton Grandison. A complete wooden coffin – only the third to be found in the UK – was one of the items uncovered by Leominster-based Border Archaeology (BA).

A kiln, various urns and a working brooch were also unearthed, along with the remains of up to 19 bodies.

http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/3121083.Stunning_finds_on_archaeological_dig/


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