Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of corduroy roads and evidence of iron and leather working dating from the 11th century. The disturbed times made defense essential, and in 1156 Prince Dolgoruky built the first fortifications—ditches and earthen ramparts topped by a wooden wall with blockhouses.
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- Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of roads and evidence of iron and leather working dating from the 11-th century...
- Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of roads and evidence... DATING from the 11th century (=which date(s) from the 11th century).
- Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of corduroy roads and evidence of iron and leather working dating from the 11th century.
- In some states, archaeologists also offer expertise to other government agencies, even if the job may not involve road or bridge work.Bulunamadı: remains
- The work also revealed evidence for roadside activity, which comprised a number of cobbled surfaces and several cut features.
- Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of roads and evidence of iron and leather working ＿ from the 11th century. (date). dating.
- "Unfortunately no dating evidence or finds have been recovered to confirm the precise date of the archaeological remains," Ms Hunter added.Bulunamadı: also
- Fragments of possible pumice-stone, a volcanic rock not found locally, have also been discovered indicating possible connections with the wider prehistoric world.
- The archaeologists have also found the remains of a medieval timber longhouse, suggesting the site was later occupied between the 8th and early 13th...
- Although the team take the work in their stride, Sorina admits to feeling a little saddened when she discovers the remains of a child.
- Riddle of the decapitated skeletons found among the remains of 425 people uncovered in a Roman cemetery near Aylesbury during HS2 works.
- Lidar has also helped identify nearby camps and roads used by Roman soldiers, as well as the remains of what may have been ramparts.Bulunamadı: evidence