Dylan Herbert definitely didn’t expect that! During an excavation in England, more specifically at Vindolanda Castle in Northumberland, volunteer Dylan Herbert made a fascinating discovery. The fort and its settlement is a treasure trove of artifacts almost 2,000 years old, revealing human emotions and feelings during the Roman occupation of Britain. When the retired biochemist from South Wales set out to remove a rock that got in the way of his digs, it turned out to be a real find. Because the inscription on the stone shows that the Roman army used ugly words to draw people’s attention to their point of view.
You can find out more about the funny find and its meaning in the video above!
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