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Oldest house in Cardiff discovered under city park

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wa... An archaeological dig in Cardiff has uncovered what is believed to be the earliest house ever found in the city. The remarkable find was made during a dig at a park in the city which archaeologists believed could be sitting on top of an Iron Age settlement. The dig, run by the Caerau and Ely Rediscovering (CAER) Heritage Project, is taking place in Trelai Park in Ely, just half a mile from heritage site Caerau Hillfort and 200m south of the already excavated Ely Roman Villa. The Roman Villa was uncovered a century ago. The local community, together with archaeologists from Cardiff University, had previously discovered Neolithic, Iron Age, Roman and medieval origins at the hillfort, with surveys done earlier this year revealing what was thought to be a late Iron Age enclosed settlement, containing a roundhouse, beneath the park.