The Roman line carried on straight through to Bourne in Lincolnshire where the historic Bourne Abbey was later built. The abbey was founded in 1138 and built for a community of monks – the building is ...

When the Roman Empire ruled what is now called England ... of monks – the building is now Grade I listed. The road continued along Meadowgate, through to Cawthorpe, before continuing onto ...

Highway workers found an ancient Roman cemetery ... The unusual coffin was discovered along the A47 road, which connects the West Midlands city of Birmingham to Suffolk. According to officials ...

These are sometimes referred to as “mutatio” (the Latin term for a horse-changing station), and these were often at organised locations at regular intervals along Roman roads ...

a Roman sarcophagus was unearthed during work along a section of the A47 highway in the East of England, where a Roman road once traveled the same route. The sarcophagus was recovered from a small ...

National Highways said the settlement's relationship to the Roman road was key, and it is likely that it represented a busy stopping point for those travelling along the Roman highway seeking ...

The cemetery sat along an ancient Roman road. During the excavation, the team found 14 graves around the central gypsum burial and unearthed seven more beyond a boundary ditch. Curiously ...

Along with the lion ... dining hall in the residence of an established Roman official. Across the site, the team has also located a basalt road, irrigation channel, and a building that could ...