An important part of Exeter's history has been discovered by workers under the city centre's bus station development.
Archaeologists working on the redevelopment of Exeter's bus station have uncovered the remains of a Roman fort and have been described by experts as 'very important and completely unexpected'.
The discovery was made by the Exeter Office of Cotswold Archaeology who are working with Kier Construction to record remains of the city's Roman history ahead of the construction of a new bus station and leisure complex.
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