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Edges of Empire – the new excavations at Binchester Roman town, UK
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Edges of Empire – the new excavations at Binchester Roman town, UK

Classics | December 22, 2010

by Gary Devore and Michael Shanks Binchester Barrack block turned abattoir - the late cattle ranch in the corner of the fort. The town extended beyond over much...

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