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Thursday, 26th November 2009

The Romans

Roman fort is revealed by work at water plant A 2,000-YEAR-OLD Roman fort has been uncovered on the site of a new £60 million water treatment plant.

'Caesar's superglue' find ARCHAEOLOGISTS in Germany have found a 2,000-year-old glue Roman warriors used to repair helmets, shields and the other accessories of battle.

Roman tombstone found in field THE first Roman tombstone to be unearthed in Scotland since 1834 has been found in a field at Carberry, near Inveresk, East Lothian. It marks the death of Crescens, a bodyguard to the governor of Britain, between AD140 and AD180.

Homework project digs up Roman relic 2,000-year-old tombstone unearthed by father and son is first in Scotland since 1834

Hadrian's Wall off map for Britons

Roman camp's occupiers may have built the Antonine Wall

Roman find

Scots wall put forward as a heritage site

Meet Antony and Cleopatra (Burton and Taylor they certainly aren't)

We've done Idi Amin, now for the Highland Clearances and the Romans

Archbishop of York celebrates Roman heritage

Boost in hunt for birthplace of Rome's first emperor

Perfect Bronze Age skeleton in the heart of Rome

Romans are coming as town unveils £6m cultural centre

Key Roman discoveries

Have a go.. if you think you're card enough

Moles take credit in archaeological find

Nero's Golden Palace in danger of collapse

Lazy Guide to Net Culture: Upload Pompeii

BBC's Roman controversy

New home for Roman treasures

Learning from the Romans in the gloamin'

Romans advancing on the city once again

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