Archaeologists uncover Celtic sacred site near Cirencester with coins, shields and spears
Archaeologists working near Cirencester in the Cotswolds have uncovered a Celtic sacred site dating to the late Iron Age, containing coins, spearheads, miniature shields linked to ritual activity before the Roman invasion. A metal detectorist first found the site in 2020. A Royal Agricultural University training excavation for MSc students…
The Times of India ·