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'Richly decorated' Roman villa with 'curse tablets' and tiny axes unearthed in England

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Archaeologists have found a "remarkable" Roman villa complex in southern England. The site was occupied by Romans from the first or second centuries until the late fourth or early fifth century. Archaeologists found coins, rings, brooches, red clay tableware and a horse-headed belt buckle.

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'Richly decorated' Roman villa with 'curse tablets' and tiny axes unearthed in England

The remains of the ornately decorated Roman buildings contain numerous artifacts, including "curse tablets," tiny axes and a horse-headed belt buckle.

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