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How the port outside the legionary fortress of Isca may have looked
Archaeologists say the discovery of a 2,000-year-old port sheds new light on Wales' role in the Roman Empire. A team from Cardiff University discovered the harbour outside the Roman fortress at Caerleon (Isca) during ongoing excavation work.
The remains are said to be well preserved and include the main quay wall, landing stages and wharves. Excavation leader Dr Peter Guest said the port was a "major addition to the archaeology of Roman Britain".
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