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Arbeia, the Roman fort overlooking the River Tyne and its harbor, was one of the largest and busiest supply depots in the northern Roman Empire. Hadrian’s Wall, just four miles (6.4 kilometers) from Arbeia, marks the boundary of the empire. Beyond the wall lived the region’s native inhabitants, the Brigantes and Picts. Earthwatch scientists are exploring the site and seeking answers to significant historical questions. You can spend the weekend as a volunteer for a “taste” of the archaeological life. |
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