Roman period jewellery find near Tintagel

[Imperial Dave]

mail on line again....!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3741439/Who-did-rare-brooch-belong-Roman-jewellery-near-site-linked-King-Arthur.html

however this time the mail on line have outdone themselves. What could have been a nice reporting piece on the discovery of a Roman brooch at St Mabyn has turned into tripe beyond the bare bones of the information to hand! I'll wait until the Guardian brings out a better article to get more info (sigh)!

[Duncan Head]

Homonym corner:

a reasonably "well-healed" Romano-British farmstead settlement.

Duhh.

[RichT]

Homonym corner:

a reasonably "well-healed" Romano-British farmstead settlement.

Duhh.

Evidence for advanced medical science in Roman Britain?

[Imperial Dave]

the article (or side elements) is cringeworthy having reread it again!

[Tim]

Holly, there are a worryingly frequent number of posts from the mail online in your name on this forum...

[Imperial Dave]

its not my fault! honest guv....I just find them and then cringe when I read the headline words: 'Mail on......'

[Patrick Waterson]

And I suppose we should be grateful that someone is prepared to look ...

Keep it up, Dave, and remember that mail is the accoutrement of a warrior.  Or at least used to be.

[Imperial Dave]

a generic article from a very obscure source online regarding the Romano British at Tintagel...

https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2016/08/romano-british-elite-enjoyed-mediterranean-wines/