Romans ventured deeper into Wales than thought, road discovery shows

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  1. robinjojo

    robinjojo Well-Known Member

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  3. Clavdivs

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    Very interesting article.. this kind of blows me away to be honest:

    The route also goes straight past a mine, which may be significant, he believes: “I think that’s one of the reasons this road is there, the silver mine, which has never been investigated archaeologically … If there’s a silver mine, odds-on the Romans knew about it and were exploiting it."

    ..... never been investigated - wow.
     
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  4. Charles Riley

    Charles Riley Welsh-language medal collector and numismatist

    Fascinating - that's an area I know very well.
     
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