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I was invited to dig another test pit in the back garden of a house that was situated within the old Roman Town. My research told me it was near the site of an old 1970s dairy which did concern me a little, but you need to dig & see.
After digging down to the natural yellow gravel with no medieval or Roman signs indicates to me that its all modern fill right down to natural. So a zero result for a digger of Roman Archaeology. But its all good information & better than sitting in front of the TV for a couple of hours.
Any idea on the age of the Iron Blade? 18th or 19th?
Got an interesting Welsh Railway related tile, still researching.....
After digging down to the natural yellow gravel with no medieval or Roman signs indicates to me that its all modern fill right down to natural. So a zero result for a digger of Roman Archaeology. But its all good information & better than sitting in front of the TV for a couple of hours.
Any idea on the age of the Iron Blade? 18th or 19th?
Got an interesting Welsh Railway related tile, still researching.....
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