#roman-britain

#roman-britain

A red-painted dog penis bone suggests a probable ritual significance in Roman Britain, linking to fertility beliefs and burial practices.

The discovery of a mosaic at Wroxeter Roman City highlights the site's historical significance and artistic achievements in Roman Britain.

The discovery of Roman Watling Street beneath Old Kent Road provides new insights into ancient infrastructure in London.

A significant section of the ancient Roman road Watling Street has been discovered beneath London's Old Kent Road, enhancing our understanding of Roman Britain.

A Roman oak bed, the first complete example ever found in Britain, has been excavated in modern London.

The bed was preserved by the water-logged soil around the lost river Fleet, along with other well-preserved finds such as coffins and personal possessions.