2,000-Year-Old Ancient Tablet Unearthed In London
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In 2014, archaeologists finished their excavation of an ancient Roman streetscape found beneath a demolished London office building. The dig turned up a number of artifacts including more than 400 tablets.
In 2014, archaeologists with the Museum of London Archaeology finished their excavation of an ancient Roman streetscape found beneath a demolished London office building, reports the National Geographic.
The dig turned up a number of artifacts including more than 400 tablets, notes BBC.
Many have since been translated and offer insights into the city’s days under Roman rule.
In 2014, archaeologists with the Museum of London Archaeology finished their excavation of an ancient Roman streetscape found beneath a demolished London office building, reports the National Geographic.
The dig turned up a number of artifacts including more than 400 tablets, notes BBC.
Many have since been translated and offer insights into the city’s days under Roman rule.