A grain moer stone, found intact under the structures of an ancient Roman residence in Rossett, in the north of Wales, revealed that the land was already used before the construction of the complex. The discovery was announced on October 5, 2026 by archaeologists from the University of Chester and DigVentures.
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A grain moer stone, found intact under the structures of an ancient Roman residence in Rossett, in the north of Wales, revealed that the land was already used before the construction of the complex. The discovery was announced on October 5, 2026 by archaeologists from the University of Chester and DigVentures.