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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Roman jug found behind Estepona high street
A ROMAN jug has been unearthed behind Estepona high street.
A team of archaeologists discovered the ancient artifact yesterday morning close to the town’s shopping area.
Sailing instructor Tomas Reyes spotted the organised dig outside his house and took the snap above.
“It was very interesting, it must be at least 2,000 years old.
“I asked if I could take a picture as they found it,” said Reyes.
Romans used the containers to transport liquids such as water, wine, oil and honey.
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