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Current World Archaeology 131

Archaeology · Germany

Current World Archaeology 131

• Germany’s Stonehenge? Digging a remarkable ritual landscape • Medieval Viterbo: early conclaves and a papal palace • The Hoby cups: Roman connections in Iron Age Denmark • Lapis Lazuli: an origin story • Rome: a tale of two archaeologists • Apsaros Roman fort, Georgia: guarding a distant shore • Tanzania: early bone-tool production See the Story

Spoils of war? An extraordinary Roman hoard from Utrecht

Archaeology · Utrecht

Spoils of war? An extraordinary Roman hoard from Utrecht

A cache of Roman and British coins found in the Netherlands seems to be associated with the emperor Claudius’ invasion of Britain in AD 43. Study of the hoard is shedding new light on the circumstances surrounding this major historical event. Matthew Symonds found out more from Jasper de Bruin.See the Story

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