In the rolling hills of north Pembrokeshire, Wales, archaeologists have made an exciting discovery: a massive Roman fort that had remained hidden beneath an overgrown field for centuries.

Three weeks of digging to excavate what could be the largest Roman garrison fort in Wales started on Monday. The site, which dates from the first century AD, was first found at Dinefwr Park, near ...

The hot, dry summer of 2018 revealed the long-lost outlines of Roman forts and roads in Wales. This photo shows a Roman fort discovered near Carrow Hill. Crown ...

Roman forts, roads, military camps and villas have been identified by a new analysis of aerial photographs taken in the 2018 heatwave across Wales. Scorched crop marks uncovered about 200 ancient ...

The remains of a possible Roman "mega" fort that would have housed hundreds of soldiers have been unearthed under a tract of farmland in Wales. The new finding could offer evidence that this ...

Researcher Mark Merrony located the remains of the fort in Pembrokeshire, a county in southwest Wales. The Roman Empire conquered most of Britain, including Wales, in the first century.

An Oxford scholar discovered an ancient Roman fort in his hometown in Wales. The finding could rewrite the known history of the Romans and the Celts in the region. Satellite imagery originally ...

A previously unknown Roman fort discovered in Pembrokeshire in Wales overturns assumptions that the area’s indigenous Celtic tribe was on peaceful terms with Roman invaders. The site ...

The hoards were then taken to Amgueddfa Cymru Museum Wales for micro-excavation and ... might have belonged to soldiers at the nearby Roman fort of Canovium.