Where in Tamil Nadu have massive Roman remains been discovered?
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A team of archaeologists from Tirupur-based Virarajendran Archaeological and Historical Research Centre has discovered a 2,100-year-old Roman coin and five Roman coins used 1,700 years ago, along with some artefacts, pointing to the evidences of trade conducted by the Romans in the region.
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A team of archaeologists from Tirupur-based Virarajendran Archaeological and Historical Research Centre has discovered a 2,100-year-old Roman coin and five Roman coins used 1,700 years ago, along with some artefacts, pointing to the evidences of trade conducted by the Romans in the region.
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CHENNAI: The discovery of Roman pottery remains in Naduvirapattu, near Tambaram, last week has once again thrown light on the extensive trade between southern India and Rome more than 2,000 years ago.
Tirupur
Hoards of "roman coins" have been discovered in Tirupur in Tamil Nadu. Explanation: They were discovered by a team of archaeologist from Virarajenderan Archaelogical and Historical research center. These coins are believed to be approximately "2,000 years old" and were found with some artefacts.