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Llanymynech
Mine | Coordinates: 52.781339°N -3.09027°E |
Chronology
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Location
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| Summary: | Roads, settlements and forts created by specialist contractors brought in after military establishment. 33 denarii of Antonius Pius and coins of Constantine were found. Roads and track ways leading between Great Orme and the Chester (Deva) fort. |
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Bibliography
Associated structures (2)
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