Carlisle's Roman find could feature in national exhibition

The Cumberland News ^ | September 30th, 2022 | Phil Coleman

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[Gannett]

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https://search.brave.com/news?q=roman%20empire

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[pierrem15]

We’ll never know what the document was, of course, because it will have been paper but it’s fascinating all the same.

Well, not paper. Most likely vellum or possibly papyrus depending on when.

[Mr Radical]

I know the Romans introduced a lot of things to Britannia, but I never knew that included cricket!

[Verginius Rufus]

At one of the forts along Hadrian's Wall, they found a lot of letters on wooden tablets which had somehow survived.

Carlisle is near the western end of Hadrian's Wall. It was also the birthplace of Woodrow Wilson's mother.

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If they did, it was only to interest the Brits in it, so they’d be easier to ridicule. ;^)

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https://freerepublic.com/tag/vindolandatablets/index

https://freerepublic.com/tag/vindolanda/index

https://freerepublic.com/tag/hadrianswall/index