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Metal detectorists in west Wales uncover rare Roman lead ingots, dating back to AD 87, on farmland in Llangynfelyn, Ceredigion. The ingots, marked with Emperor Domitians name, were crucial for tool and weapon production, highlighting the regions role in Roman expansion. The finders, landowner, and museum experts express excitement and pride, with plans to display the ingots in a new archaeology gallery. The discovery underscores the importance of reporting potential treasure in Wales to prevent fines or jail time.

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