An oldest hand-written Roman document discovered in London Archaeologists have recently announced that the findings of a dig in London were the first-ever written roman record. The record is handwritten and this is the most ancient written document found in Britain. The nature of the documents ‘content was revealed after the deciphering of the document was carried out by the Museum of London Archeology; the record is dated January 8, AD 57. The finding took place in a dig at Bloomberg’s new headquarters. MOLA (Museum of London Archeology) has also claimed that the documents with the oldest reference to the modern city of London had been translated successfully by a team of experts. About 700 big and small artefacts have produced the dig at the Bloomberg; including financial transactions and a […]

Sunken 17th-Century ‘Pirate Ship’ Discovered in Cornwall coast of England Hand grenades and cannons from the wreck of a pirate ship were discovered along the coast of Cornwall in the United Kingdom from the 17th century. Artifacts from the Schiedam wreck which sank off the coast in 1684, was spotted by the Divers after some storms disturbed the sand that covered the objects […]