The most “intact” Roman mausoleum in Britain has been discovered in south London by archaeologists. The “completely unique” find was uncovered at a new development site - The Liberty of ...

An archaeologist stands next to the ancient Roman road. Photo from the Southwark Council The road ruins measured about 20 feet wide and about 4.5 feet tall with “distinct layers” of ...

Landsec and Places for London have won amended planning consent for a mixed-use scheme in south London after initial proposals were disrupted by the discovery of Roman ruins. Southwark Council’s ...

Archaeologists have uncovered the remnants of London's earliest-known ancient Roman basilica on the site ... level of preservation of the building ruins. Further digging could answer intriguing ...

Archaeologists in Exeter found 1,900-year-old military barracks under Roman town house ruins during excavations at a cathedral, photos show. Photo from Exeter Cathedral At the far reach of the ...

A "completely unique" Roman mausoleum has been discovered by archaeologists in south London. The remains of the structure at the Liberty of Southwark site in Borough have been described as ...

The ancient Roman road as seen from above. Photo from the Southwark Council The ruins in Southwark are “the first physical proof that sections of the 2000-year-old route survive directly beneath ...

which archaeologists believe was for burials A "completely unique" Roman mausoleum has been discovered by archaeologists in south London. The remains of the structure at the Liberty of Southwark ...

Archaeologists long suspected an ancient Roman road cut through modern ... but finding its ruins “proved very difficult,” the Southwark Council said in a Nov. 11 news release shared with ...

The most “intact” Roman mausoleum in Britain has been discovered in south London by archaeologists. The “completely unique” find was uncovered at a new development site - The Liberty of Southwark - ...