Early Britain—roman Britain
Early Britain—roman Britain
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9. --For it must be remembered that there are very few old towns inEngland where Roman remains have not been found, often in profusion;and even amongst the villages such finds are exceedingly commonwherever excavations on any large scale have been undertaken. Thusin the Cam valley, where the "coprolite" digging[208] resulted inthe systematic turning over of a considerable area, their numberis astounding, proving the existence of a teeming population. Manythousands of coins were turned up, scarc...ely ever in hordes, butscattered singly all over the land, testifying to the amount of pettytraffic which must have gone on generation after generation. For thesecoins are very rarely of gold or silver, and amongst them are foundthe issues of every Roman Emperor from Augustus to Valentinian III. And, besides the coins, the soil was found to teem with fragments ofRoman pottery; while the many "ashpits" discovered--as many as thirtyin a single not very large field--have furnished other articles ofdomestic use, such as thimbles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9. --For it must be remembered that there are very few old towns inEngland where Roman remains have not been found, often in profusion;and even amongst the villages such finds are exceedingly commonwherever excavations on any large scale have been undertaken. Thusin the Cam valley, where the "coprolite" digging[208] resulted inthe systematic turning over of a considerable area, their numberis astounding, proving the existence of a teeming population. Manythousands of coins were turned up, scarc...ely ever in hordes, butscattered singly all over the land, testifying to the amount of pettytraffic which must have gone on generation after generation. For thesecoins are very rarely of gold or silver, and amongst them are foundthe issues of every Roman Emperor from Augustus to Valentinian III. And, besides the coins, the soil was found to teem with fragments ofRoman pottery; while the many "ashpits" discovered--as many as thirtyin a single not very large field--have furnished other articles ofdomestic use, such as thimbles.
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