Rare Roman mausoleum unearthed at London development site

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The remains of an extremely rare Roman mausoleum, described by experts as 'completely unique,' have been unearthed in the center of London. Archaeologists say it's the most well-preserved Roman tomb ever found in Britain.

The remains of an extremely rare Roman mausoleum, described by experts as"completely unique," have been unearthed in the center of London. Archaeologists say it's the most well-preserved Roman tomb ever found in Britain.

A rare Roman mausoleum was unearthed at a London development site. The upper mosaic of the mausoleum was added when the floor of the structure was raised. No coffins were discovered at the site, but more than 100 coins were excavated alongside pieces of metal, fragments of pottery and roofing tiles. The area around the mausoleum contained more than 80 Roman burials, which included personal items such as glass beads, pottery and a bone comb.

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