A series of rare artefacts dating back to the Roman Empire, and even later, have been discovered in Long Melford. Among the objects unearthed was a tool – crafted from a sheep's leg bone – which is thought to have been used as a bobbin by workers in the weaving trade during the Romano British era. Engraved markings have been etched on the object, which experts say could relate to yarn, a piece of fibre typically used to create various textiles. On first inspection, members of Long Melford Heritage Centre had identified the object as a whistle or knife handle...