How a detectorist’s unearthed Roman swords helped find Iron Age settlement - Two Roman cavalry swords found by a metal ...

The Romano-British dogs in particular were especially recognized for their hunting prowess, as even the Greek geographer Strabo mentions that one of Britannia's chief exports was hunting dogs.

Secondly, they reveal that crime was commonplace in the Romano-British countryside - and that people saw their gods as the only way to obtain justice.

Archaeologists have uncovered a rare Iron Age Roman settlement following the discovery of two Roman cavalry swords near a ...

The implements and weapons associated with the remains, according to a statement accompanying the report in The Times of February 24, are of Romano-British date.

Romano-British woodworking plane, found in excavations at Goodmanham, East Yorkshire in 2000. The object is unique in that the body of the plane is made of elephant ivory (the rest is of iron).

Fifty archaeological sites have been discovered along the land-based cable route since 2020. Some notable finds include a wheelbarrow dating back to the Bronze Age and a Romano-British farmstead.

A councillor claims the Romano-British finds at the Marske site could have "national importance".

With time, Germanic language and culture melded with existing Romano-British practices and traditions. By 600 A.D., individual kingdoms took shape throughout the British Isles.

Developers confirmed some Romano-British items had been found at the site of the housing development Calls have been made to halt a huge housing development after the discovery of Roman artefacts.