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Roman FoundFinding history within the landscape, as documented by Ellie and Lucie, two metal detectorists exploring the English countryside and beyond.
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Re-Writing the History of Iron Age Britain, One Detectorist at a Time
A gloomy, triangular island on the edge of the known world, hardly touched by civilisation—except for in Kent.
In a nutshell, this is what Julius Caesar thought about Britain, as recorded in the accounts following his attempted invasions o...
The Roman Found Dig Day
The good people of Moreton, Essex, had no idea what was about to descend on their sleepy village. Or at least they didn’t until we booked the Village Hall…
Old-world charm, close to London, and with good transportation connections. This wa...
Publication Week: A Survival Guide for Debut Authors
‘Things We Found in the Ground’, our debut memoir, history, travel, and nature book, was released into the world last week, marking the end of what had been—from proposal to submission, and editing—almost a three-year-long project.
But the...
Let us Re-introduce Ourselves
Since the past year has been pretty wild, and now we’ve got our first book hitting the shelves in less than a month (did we mention it’s currently available to pre-order?!), we thought it was about time we reintroduced ourselves to you all!...
The Annual Treasure Report
2024 marks the third consecutive record-breaking year for reported finds and treasure cases, with the recording of 76,616 finds, 1,550 of which were treasure.
2024’s Top 3 Find-Rich Counties
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Norfolk (7,120 finds)
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Suffolk (5...
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We’re cousins Ellie and Lucie, but you might also know us as Roman Found—authors, historians and metal detectorists. \ud83e\udd0e Our debut book ‘Things We Found in the Ground’ is out now! \ud83d\udcda
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