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A ‘very rare’ clay figurine of god Mercury and a previously unknown Roman settlement were discovered at the excavation site in Kent

23 February 2024

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23 February 2024

At a previously unknown Roman settlement that was formerly next to a busy port but is now 10 miles from...

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A Roman statue of the sea god Triton discovered near A2, London Road

13 September 2023

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13 September 2023

Archaeologists have uncovered a Roman Statue of Triton during excavations in preparation for a housing development in Kent, England. Archaeologists...

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3,000-Year-Old leather Shoe discovered On A Beach In Kent, UK

26 February 2023

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26 February 2023

A Bronze Age relic found on a Kent beach is believed to be the oldest shoe ever found in the...

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Anglo-Saxon monasteries were more resilient to Viking attacks than thought

31 January 2023

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31 January 2023

Researchers from the University of Reading’s Department of Archaeology have found new evidence that Anglo-Saxon monastic communities were more resistant...

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Rare medieval bone flute unearthed in Kent, southeastern coast of England

22 November 2022

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22 November 2022

Archaeologists from Cotswold Archaeology have unearthed a rare medieval bone flute during excavations in Herne Bay, located in Kent, southeastern...

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Archaeologists unearth 600,000-year-old evidence of Britain’s early inhabitants

22 June 2022

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22 June 2022

New finds have indicated that some of Britain’s earliest people lived in the Canterbury suburbs. According to the research, led...