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| Tango01 | 13 Nov 2019 10:21 p.m. PST |
…Military Site ""The unexpected nature of this discovery and the significance of uncovering previously-undocumented Roman military features in this area of the city, have made this a challenging and interesting project," said Derek Evans, an archaeologist in the Exeter Office of Cotswold Archaeology. "This discovery of yet another new Roman fort within the city does demonstrate, along with that of the fortress and baths back in the 1970s and of several other new major military sites in the last decade, just how pivotal a role the Exeter area played in the first decades of the Roman conquest and subjugation of Britain, and how crucial development led archaeology has been in revealing this," added Andrew Pye, of Exeter City Council…"
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