The finds, including two Roman head sculptures, have been displayed at Carlisle's Tullie House Museum A community-based archaeological excavation of a Roman bathhouse on the site of a cricket club has ...

On a site on Carlisle in Cumbria, England, that once held a high-status Roman bathhouse, archaeologists have unearthed 34 gems, variously cut from amethyst, jasper, and cornelian, and dating back to ...

A LONG-RUNNING community archaeology project which has inspired hundreds of people and unearthed the fascinating and once hidden history of Roman Carlisle has won a prestigious national award. Ever ...

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A dig on the grounds of the Carlisle Cricket Club in the U.K. has turned up a mysterious lump of a substance that researchers have identified as the pigment Tyrian purple. Their latest discovery was ...

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Two Roman sculptures have been unearthed at an archaeological dig The heads were found during the latest excavation at Carlisle Cricket Club The site's lead archaeologist said they were "priceless" ...

The Uncovering Roman Carlisle site has welcomed more than 5,000 visitors over the summer. Credit: Cumberland Council. Excavations are set to resume at the celebrated Roman dig at Carlisle Cricket Club ...

Roman re-enactors, soldiers and storytellers will see Carlisle's ancient history brought back to life this weekend. A free, day-long family event in Carlisle will include a full programme of ...

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A community-based archaeological excavation of a Roman bathhouse on the site of a cricket club has won three national awards. More than 2,000 items - including pottery, weapons, coins and ...