Remains discovered on the route of the new Four Crosses by-pass are being analised by archaeologists
Archaeologists have discovered Iron, Bronze and Roman Age remains on the Powys/Shropshire border.
In a dig before the construction work on the A483 Four Crosses bypass, Bronze Age burial monuments, Iron Age burials and metalworking, and Roman metalworking and farming activity are believed to have been found.
The Welshpool-based Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust (CPAT)have asked archaeologists to analyse the findings.
