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- Archaeologists led by Dr. Mark Merrony uncovered a Roman fort in Pembrokeshire, Wales.
- The fort measures 180 × 150 m and lies two miles southwest of the Frenni Fawr summit.
- Two late-fourth-century coins suggest a link to Emperor Magnus Maximus.
- The playing-card-shaped enclosure could have housed about 500 troops, challenging peaceful Celtic assumptions.
- Geophysical surveys identified a rectangular headquarters building facing east and a commander’s house to the south.