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Fantastic. I had no knowledge of that one. Something extra special when there’s surviving stone work. Excellent find.
Just found your channel, I love Roman History
@@waynehiggins16 hope you find it useful
To use your word, phenomenal. You really are the master of revealing hidden gems of Roman Britain.
Well done a great Roman relic you have enabled me to see thank you
Been to Viriconium a couple of times. Never knew anything of this. Fascinating.
What a brilliant find.
wish you would film having that "quick pint"!
@@superditdit48 good idea next time ( the pint was very good BTW)
Fantastic channel ,very interesting ,thankyou for the great content
@@markthomasjenkins3907 thanks
It's only one good flood away from disappearing forever.Except on this video and in your memory.
@@redtobertshateshandles the relevant bodies know it needs urgent action but funding currently is lacking
That is an epic find, these are the relics which deserve protection. Any idea of the build date?
@@PASTFINDERexploring probably late 1st to mid 2nd century but the archaeology shows resurfacing so it was in use for centuries
@@romanhistorywalks6526 unusual that the rivers course hasn't changed in almost 2 millennia. There can't be many roman abutments still flanking thier rivers.
phenomenal, do you reckon that is still original?
@@Chameleon569 there’s substantial Roman stone within it but possibly medieval repairs to the upper section
Would you find a Roman road if you'd dig where the path is?
@@celsus7979 the first narrow section I walked on was used as a later quarry track but certainly fragmented remains would be under the surface
I'll be there with a shovel!
@@celsus7979 it’s listed as a historic site so better not to avoid jail time
Nearly missed you : luckily l didn't 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Fantastic. I had no knowledge of that one. Something extra special when there’s surviving stone work. Excellent find.
Just found your channel, I love Roman History
@@waynehiggins16 hope you find it useful
To use your word, phenomenal. You really are the master of revealing hidden gems of Roman Britain.
Well done a great Roman relic you have enabled me to see thank you
Been to Viriconium a couple of times. Never knew anything of this. Fascinating.
What a brilliant find.
wish you would film having that "quick pint"!
@@superditdit48 good idea next time ( the pint was very good BTW)
Fantastic channel ,very interesting ,thankyou for the great content
@@markthomasjenkins3907 thanks
It's only one good flood away from disappearing forever.
Except on this video and in your memory.
@@redtobertshateshandles the relevant bodies know it needs urgent action but funding currently is lacking
That is an epic find, these are the relics which deserve protection. Any idea of the build date?
@@PASTFINDERexploring probably late 1st to mid 2nd century but the archaeology shows resurfacing so it was in use for centuries
@@romanhistorywalks6526 unusual that the rivers course hasn't changed in almost 2 millennia. There can't be many roman abutments still flanking thier rivers.
phenomenal, do you reckon that is still original?
@@Chameleon569 there’s substantial Roman stone within it but possibly medieval repairs to the upper section
Would you find a Roman road if you'd dig where the path is?
@@celsus7979 the first narrow section I walked on was used as a later quarry track but certainly fragmented remains would be under the surface
I'll be there with a shovel!
@@celsus7979 it’s listed as a historic site so better not to avoid jail time
Nearly missed you : luckily l didn't 🎉🎉🎉🎉