The Cotswold Archaeology Mick Aston Lecture 2015

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Grismond’s Tower, Cirencester’s western Roman cemeteries and recent discovery of a Roman tombstone at Bridges Garage by Professor Tim Darvill and  Chief Executive Neil Holbrook 

Venue: Bingham Hall, King Street, Cirencester
7:30PM

Admission Free.

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