Five trenches dug into a hillside in north Pembrokeshire may have turned a medieval myth into history. Oxford archaeologist ...

Five trenches dug into a remote Welsh hillside may have just turned a medieval myth into history.

Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: A funerary stele discovered in Spain shows Roman auxiliary cavalry unit movements from the first century C.E. Tied to the Julio-Claudian period, the ...

Mark Merrony, an archaeologist at Oxford, told Fox News Digital the Pembrokeshire Roman fort could have held 1,000 auxiliary soldiers, rivaling garrisons on Hadrian's Wall.

Pottery, coins, and buried defenses point to a Roman fort in west Wales, offering a possible setting for Emperor Magnus ...

Losing a shoe is nothing new — just ask the Roman soldiers and their families who were stationed at Vindolanda, a Roman auxiliary fort near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, England. They lost so many ...

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I believe that it is part of a previously unidentified major arterial Roman road connecting modern Pembrokeshire with Ceredigion to the north.

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