Army helps with move to the Roman circus

Moving out from our home for the last thirty years will be no mean task. It’s a small building but it was crammed with archaeological evidence from lots of the most recent sites in the form of broken pottery sherds and ancient bones. Fortunately the army came to the rescue with the result that six soldiers led by Sergeant Jim Barker spent two hard days moving about 2,000 boxes and crates of these finds to our home-to-be next to the site of the starting gates of the Roman circus. The soldiers enjoyed the challenge and we were naturally highly delighted to see them and much appreciated their help!