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Anglo-Saxon expat community thrived in medieval RomeÕs ‘Little England’ enclave

A fused group of Anglo-Saxon coins found in the excavations of the Palazzo della Rovere in Rome. (Cecilia de Leone via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

An Anglo-Saxon expat community thrived in medieval Rome's "Little England" enclave, reveals new research.

Anglo-Saxon expat community thrived in medieval RomeÕs ‘Little England’ enclave

Professor Francesca Tinti and Rory Naismith. (University of Cambridge via SWNS)

Anglo-Saxon expat community thrived in medieval RomeÕs ‘Little England’ enclave

The Palazzo della Rovere in Rome, where the Anglo-Saxon coins were discovered. St Peter's Basilica appears in the background. (Rory Naismith via SWNS)

Anglo-Saxon expat community thrived in medieval RomeÕs ‘Little England’ enclave

Two fused groups of Anglo-Saxon coins found in the excavations of the Palazzo della Rovere in Rome. (Cecilia de Leone via SWNS)

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