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scale weight showing the importance of trade on the site, and then this part of a leg shackle thought to relate to a prisoner or some sort of enslaved person. while the site and its findings helps to transform our understanding of roman times and beyond, its future involves high speed rail. jo black, bbc news. now it s time for a look at the weather. hello. the south of the uk has had some very grey, drizzly weather through today. the skies will clear in the next two hours, we will see dense fog forming across southern parts of the uk. that could linger through tomorrow morning and even into the afternoon. you can see the weather front through today in the south of the country, which is where we had that lightweight and drizzle. it is in the process of clearing away. behind it, the skies are
also among the finds is this lead dye presumably from some sort of game, this highly decorative and rare scale weight showing the importance of trade on the site, and then this part of a leg shackle thought to relate to a prisoner or some sort of enslaved person. while the site and its findings helps to transform our understanding of roman times and beyond, its future involves high speed rail. jo black, bbc news. you can watch more about that tonight, digging for britain will be on bbc two at 8pm, and available on iplayer afterwards. time for a look at the weather. here s darren bett hello. a dull and damp day across many southern parts of the uk. all of the low cloud and rain and drizzle will be pulling away slowly but surely and clearer skies will follow but as we head further north and there is a strengthening wind that will blow more cloud into
on the ground, the finds, and the teams in the office are then pulling together their expertise to understand exactly what we have. here, in a warehouse miles from the site, thousands of priceless artefacts. the majority are animal bone and pottery, including a sophisticated piece from france. also among the finds is this lead dye presumably from some sort of game, this highly decorative and rare scale weight showing the importance of trade on the site, and then this part of a leg shackle thought to relate to a prisoner or some sort of enslaved person. while the site and its findings helps to transform our understanding of roman times and beyond, its future involves high speed rail. jo black, bbc news. now on bbc news, it s the travel show. this week on the travel show.