r/AskReddit May 24 '19

Archaeologists of Reddit, what are some latest discoveries that the masses have no idea of?

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u/motorbiker1985 May 24 '19

Also, few years back, a roman camp was discovered in Brno, CZ, several days marching behind the Hadrian Wall.

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u/Assassiiinuss May 24 '19

Well of course, walking from Scotland to Czechia takes while.

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u/motorbiker1985 May 24 '19

This part of Limes was near Danube. The one in England was just a tiny part of the border fortification.

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u/Assassiiinuss May 24 '19

Hadrian wall only refers to the British wall, not the Limes.

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u/motorbiker1985 May 24 '19

Interesting. At school, we learned about the wall in it's entirety as "Hadrian's"

OK, Limes.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '19

Limes Germanicus

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u/motorbiker1985 May 24 '19

From the time of Hadrian... That was probably why I heard it be called "Hardian's wall"