Excavations carried out in preparation for work on the Rijnland Route motorway have yielded more treasure in the shape of a wooden pole bearing the Roman inscription COH II CR, Zuid Holland provincial council said at the weekend.
In September last year a 125 meter stretch of Roman road was uncovered and since then archaeologists have extracted 470 wooden poles, none of which were similarly marked.
The excavation site is part of the Roman Limes which is the ancient northern border of the Roman Empire and which has been nominated to become a UNESCO world heritage site in 2021.
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