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November 22, 2014

 

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They built strong forts linked to a good road system. Ports and harbours were also important places for the Romans to bring in food, wine and oil from abroad. They also shipped goods from Wales overseas. Iron gang chain This iron gang chain was found in Llyn Cerrig Bach in north Wales during the Second World War...
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It has five sets of neck shackles. The writer Strabo tells us that the Romans exported slaves from Britain in the late Iron Age but we don't know if that was what this chain was used for - it may have been used for criminals or sacrifices. The relationship between the Romans and Celts was not always unfriendly...
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