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Mystery of 2,000-year-old warrior s grave on the Isles of Scilly finally solved -- Science & Technology -- Sott net

Mystery of 2,000-year-old warrior s grave on the Isles of Scilly finally solved -- Science & Technology -- Sott net
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Our Imperfect Perceptions of the Gods
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Things to do around Bucks this Bank Holiday and half-term

With a bank holiday weekend and half-term coming up, we have put together some ideas of things to do with the family.

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Colchester red gem from Republican era of Rome

Roman Intaglio Ring depicting Mars - Credit: Colchester Museums and Douglas Atfield Colchester Museums have re-dated a gem to Rome s Republic. The engraved gem, a deep red colour, was mounted in an iron ring. It would have been used to seal letters and documents. Experts have revealed the ring to date 150 to 250 years earlier than previously thought. The intaglio was excavated at Gosbecks Archaeological Park, Colchester in 1995 by the Colchester Archaeological Trust. It was unearthed within the area of a ‘Romano-Celtic’ temple. The new information came to light when Colchester + Ipswich Museums Service launched their Collections Online database. You may also want to watch:

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Roman gem found in Colchester could date back to 2BC

The engraved gem and Glynn Davis EXPERTS have revealed an engraved Roman gem dug up in Colchester has been found to date hundreds of years earlier than previously thought. The engraved gem – an intaglio – was excavated at Gosbecks Archaeological Park, Colchester in 1995 by the Colchester Archaeological Trust. It was unearthed within the precinct of what would have been a ‘Romano-Celtic’ temple, that was discovered on the site. It was thought to have been from around the time of Emperor Claudius’ invasion of Britain in AD 43. The carnelian intaglio of deep red colour was mounted in an iron ring and was originally used by its owner to seal letters and documents.

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