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Ancient Anglo-Saxon Burial Reveals Roman Goblet Mystery
archaeology1 year ago

Ancient Anglo-Saxon Burial Reveals Roman Goblet Mystery

Archaeologists have discovered a 1,800-year-old Roman goblet, known as the Scremby Cup, in the grave of a 1,500-year-old Anglo-Saxon girl in Lincolnshire, England. The goblet, adorned with multicolored enamel, was found to contain residues of pig fat, suggesting it may have had a unique purpose, possibly related to folk medicine. The cup's origin and its presence in the grave remain a mystery, with researchers speculating it could have been an heirloom or scavenged from a Roman site.

"Mysterious Roman Dodecahedron Unearthed in England: A Puzzling Archaeological Enigma"
archaeology2 years ago

"Mysterious Roman Dodecahedron Unearthed in England: A Puzzling Archaeological Enigma"

Amateur archaeologists in England discovered a mysterious ancient Roman artifact called a dodecahedron at a possible Roman site, characterized by its 12-sided form with various holes and knobs, sparking debate about its purpose. The Norton Disney History and Archaeology Group believes it was likely used for ritual and religious purposes due to the effort put into its creation. This fully intact and well-preserved find is the only example uncovered in the Midlands, and its discovery sheds light on the object's deliberate placement 1,700 years ago. The artifact is currently on display at the National Civil War Centre in England, and further investigation is planned to uncover more about its origins and significance.

"Mysterious Ancient Roman Artifact Unearthed by Amateur Archaeologists in England"
archaeology2 years ago

"Mysterious Ancient Roman Artifact Unearthed by Amateur Archaeologists in England"

Amateur archaeologists in England unearthed a well-preserved ancient Roman artifact known as a dodecahedron, characterized by its 12-sided form and mysterious function, possibly used for ritual and religious purposes. This unique find, discovered in the Midlands, challenges existing theories and lacks clear historical documentation. The artifact is on display at the National Civil War Centre, and further excavation is planned to uncover more about its origins and significance.