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A stone carving in Nesscliffe has inspired theories from around the world. The "Nessglyph" as it has become known, was discovered during an archaeological dig in 2022 in the Nesscliffe woodlands. The team are back in Shropshire this week in the hope they can learn more about the ancient site.
麻豆官网首页入口 Radio Shropshire spoke to Dr. Paul Reilly, an archaeologist from the University of Southampton.