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New Book: Astrometrology: The Science of Ancient Metrology by Christopher Willett

How and why the ancients enchanted Great Britain and Brittany

How and why the ancients enchanted Great Britain and Brittany

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Re: Was Offa's Dyke Offa's dyke? by Anonymous on Monday, 04 July 2005

Hello - I have remembered a little more about the Roman finds in Ffrith. I read about them in a book on the Dyke by FOX, it seemed to be some kind of definitive work on Offa's Dyke but of course I can't recall the title. They (council I presume) cut thro' the dyke near the start of the village (from Wrexham direction) to make an access to a village playing field. They put up metal gates there. Some time, in the 70's probably, a home owner extending the rear of his property came across the remains of what were suggested as being a bath house. I presume the Romans en route to Rhyl for their holidays stopped over.
Cliff

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