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New Roman military camp discovery reveals scale of Cantabrian Wars siege

Archaeologists have uncovered a previously unknown Roman military camp near the Iron Age hill fort of La Loma in northern Spain, providing fresh evidence that one of the decisive sieges of the Cantabrian Wars involved a far larger Roman force than previously believed. - HeritageDaily

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Researchers of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) have documented in the Collet de Jovell, within the municipality of Urús in the province of Lleida, a set of archaeological materials that allow to identify with a high degree of certainty the presence of a Roman military camp linked to the operations of punishment against [...]

·Oviedo, Spain
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Archaeological find in Slovakia The post 1.800 years old: Roman military camp with many fallen legionaries discovered first appeared on Nordic.info.

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HeritageDaily - Archaeology News broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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