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ROMAN GRAVES DATING BACK 2,000 YEARS UNCOVERED UNDER QUIET RESIDENTIAL STREET
28 June 2012
Emma Ailes
emma@southwarknews.co.uk
EXCLUSIVE
ELEVEN ROMAN graves nearly 2,000 years old have been discovered beneath a quiet residential road in Elephant and Castle.
Hob-nailed shoes and complete pottery vessels are some of the ‘grave goods’ found during recent architectural excavations at a building site near Symington House in Harper Road.
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