Archaeologists discover Roman settlement
Archaeologists from the University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS) have uncovered the remains of a Roman settlement on a site earmarked for a new development.
The team excavated a nine-acre site in Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, as a condition of the planning permission for 48 homes. They found dwelling remains as well as the line of a Roman road and burials.
Developers Taylor Wimpey commissioned the team responsible for recovering the remains of King Richard III to carry out a full investigation before it could start building, as early investigations in 2011 revealed a possible settlement at the site.
A report on the archaeologists' findings will be published and discoveries from the site will be archived at Bucks County Museum.
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