British archaeologists have found an ancient Roman tomb in the city of Bath
British archaeologists have discovered an ancient Roman stone tomb in the Sydney Gardens of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There were two skeletons in the sarcophagus, with the second lying at the feet of the first, which may be evidence of a sacrifice. Archaeologists believe they will be able to better understand the pagan funeral rite that existed in Britain about two thousand years ago. The find is reported by the BBC.
