Teesdale Archaeological dig: 'It's like being in Tutankhamun’s tomb'
Archaeologists think they have uncovered evidence of trading links between Iron Age farmers in Teesdale and the Romans.
Archaeologists think they have uncovered evidence of trading links between Iron Age farmers in Teesdale and the Romans.
A rare beam and a well were among the finds at Hadrian's Wall but the discovery of a grave and human skeleton that has excited archaeologists the most.
It is believed the plates and cups were hidden by the Romans for safe keeping or as an offering.