Dr Simon Elliot at Lympne
Archaeology in action! The ankle breaker was a nasty feature of Roman defences designed to snap the ankles of anyone attacking their strongholds! An ongoing excavation at Lympne with @kentarchaeologicalsociety_kas may have unearthed the remains of one such defence, outside of a Roman fort that overlooked the English Channel. Featuring Dr Simon Elliott.
Sorting through ceramic building material from Lympne
Sorting through Roman Ceramic Building Material from Lympne!
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