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  1. Archaeological discoveries were made in North Wales, including evidence of WWI practice trenches, a prehistoric long barrow, and the missing Roman military fort of Varis.

Low water levels caused by drought in Powys, Wales, have exposed ancient structures, including WWI trenches and remains of Roman sites.

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Low water levels caused by drought in Powys, Wales, have exposed ancient structures, including WWI trenches and remains of Roman sites.

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