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ARCHAEOLOGISTS HAVE DISCOVERED around 10,000 Roman artifacts during a dig at Bloomberg Place in London’s financial district.
The site, which was once home to the Roman Temple of Mithras and situated on the lost Walbrook stream, is to be the new headquarters of Bloomberg.
The area has been renamed the ‘Pompeii of the North’ due to the perfect preservation of the finds such as leather, wood, writing tablets and good luck charms from around the 1st century AD.
Here are some pictures from the dig at the three-acre site in the heart of London:
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