Danielle Wootton points out the wheel ruts in the Roman roadDuncan and Axel start to draw a plan of trench 9Volunteer Sam finds his first Romano-British pottery sherd!John Davey, University of Exeter, talks a student through surveying methods
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Thanks for photos and updates. Great to follow this project from my home in Texas, USA. My daughter, Dr. Kristin Leith, is working on the project.
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Thanks for photos and updates. Great to follow this project from my home in Texas, USA. My daughter, Dr. Kristin Leith, is working on the project.