Roman finds include this jug and human remains, including six skeletons
Oxford Archaeology East
Oxford Archaeology East
Iron Age roundhouses, Roman burials and Saxon pottery have been discovered in a "hugely important and hitherto unknown settlement".
The seven month-long dig in Warboys in Cambridgeshire also uncovered "a rare example" of "early Saxon occupation mingled with the latest Roman remains".
Archaeologist Stephen Macaulay said: "We almost never find actual physical evidence of this."
The settlement reverted to agricultural use after the 7th Century.
"What makes this site really significant is we have evidence of early Saxon occupation mingled with the latest Roman remains," said Mr Macaulay, deputy regional manager for Oxford Archaeology East.
Read the rest of this article...
