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Water Plant is done by Roman fort is revealed work:
Number of Comments » 0A 2,000-YEAR-OLD Roman fort has been uncovered on the site of the new 160 million water treatment plants.
The remains of the camp were found during work on the Glencorse plant on the edge of the Pentland Hill’s Regional Park in Midlothian.
It is the hoped they find will yield clues on how the Romans organised their […]
Florida Treasure Hunters Researching Information:
Number of Comments » 0Under the 1988 National Marine Sanctuaries Act, anyone who damages or destroys resources in marine sanctuaries is liable for damages. Court documents showed that from January through March, 1992, three vessels working for Fisher’s company, and directed by his son Kane, conducted exploratory treasure-hunting operations in the Florida Keys sanctuary.
The ships employed prop-wash deflectors,
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