2,000-Year-Old Roman Crossing Linking England and Wales Uncovered
Archaeologists have discovered the timber remains of what is thought to be a 2,000-year-old crossing that once linked England & Wales!
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Archaeologists have discovered the timber remains of what is thought to be a 2,000-year-old crossing that once linked England & Wales!
The ancient crossing links a route between Wales and England from around half a mile upstream of Chepstow to the village of Tutshill in Gloucestershire.
Archaeologists have discovered a potentially incredible piece of lost Roman history in the muddy banks of the river Wye near Chepstow.
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