Massive shoe found at Northumberland Roman site astounds archaeologists

Unprecedented Roman discovery in Ireland

Archaeologists have made an unprecedented Roman discovery during excavations at Drumanagh in north Dublin. Located on a coastal headland, Drumanagh is an Iron Age promontory fort with trace evidence of Roman activity. It is speculated that the fort was a bridgehead for campaigning in Hiberno (Ireland), but it is more likely a major trading post for commercial activities between the Romans and local population. In a recent excavation, archaeologi…

Massive shoe found at Northumberland Roman site astounds archaeologists

Explorations are taking place of the little-known Magna site near Vindolanda