Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of corduroy roads and evidence of iron and leather working dating from the 11th century. Defense was essential to protect the growing settlement, and in 1156 Prince Dolgoruky built the first fortifications: earthen ramparts topped by a wooden wall with blockhouses.
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- Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of roads and evidence... DATING from the 11th century (=which date(s) from the 11th century).Bulunamadı: leather
- Archaeological work has also revealed the remains of corduroy roads and evidence of iron and leather working dating from the 11th century.
- 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 of iron and leather working _ from the 11th century.
- Archaeologists have discovered evidence of what appears to be a prehistoric settlement on the outskirts of York.Bulunamadı: leather
- Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a young woman in Dorset who they believe was murdered as a human sacrifice during the Iron Age.Bulunamadı: leather
- The survey also detected eight ditched enclosures and remains, possibly Iron Age or Romano-British farmsteads, four of which were previously unknown.Bulunamadı: leather
- Another pit nearby contains the remains of a woman who died in her 20s, her body crouched around a relatively ornate pot or beaker.Bulunamadı: leather
- An immaculately-preserved tankō was also placed alongside the coffin. A Japanese iron plates and leather tankō cuirass.Bulunamadı: evidence
- Booth 2011) including the remains of a probable trackway at Heyford Road, which may have succeeded an earlier Iron Age one (Cook and Hayden 2000, 209).Bulunamadı: leather