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I've not yet had a chance to post some of the fantastic vertical and oblique shots taken of the site in September by Adam from
Aerial-Cam. Using a digital camera on an extendable low mast attached to a Land Rover, he is able to take what are essentially low-level aerial photos. This has given us some excellent shots of Trench 1 (the fort) and Trench 2 (the vicus).
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