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SOURCE: BBCNews
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershi
Roman artefact discovered in Sudeley Castle cupboard
A Roman sculpture of a Cotswold god has been found in a castle cupboard after being missing for over 100 years. The artefact, dated 150-350AD, was first found during an archaeological dig on the estate of Sudeley Castle in 1875. But when historians found records of the discovery in the 1960s, there was no trace of the sculpture. The Roman altar God has now been found in a basement cupboard during a clear out at the Gloucestershire castle....
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