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Roman soldier threw away worn-out shoe 2,000 years ago. Archaeologists just found it
Archaeologists identified the artifact as a caligae, a marching boot worn in the Roman military. Caligae sandals were made of leather and nails, Bettina Tremmel, a Roman archaeologist with the ...
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Roman brooch 'buried to defend iron age house'
However, there was evidence of a previously military presence in the area in the form of a Roman marching camp. An Iron Age settlement at the Curragh was situated at the top of a rocky plateau ...
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1. Roman invasion
Roman soldiers were skilled builders as well as ... Two pairs joining to march in a line of 4 Two lines of four joining, marching one line behind the other to make a group of 8 Two groups of ...
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Rare Roman-era enamelled bronze brooch found in Iron Age settlement at Scottish distillery
an earlier first century CE Roman marching camp some two kilometres to the south-west attests to previous military presence in the area. The brooch would have arrived in Scotland at about the ...
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Archaeologists probe mystery Roman offering in ancient Scottish site
an earlier first century AD Roman marching camp lies two kilometres to the south-west, attesting to a previous military presence in the area. Conflict between the local Britons and Roman ...