It’s up for debate what the big shoes found at Magna mean and that’s an integral part of archaeological research ...

Archaeologists in northern Britain discovered 13-inch shoes at the ancient Roman Magna Fort, raising questions about the ...

Archaeologists have found several pairs of unusually large Roman shoes during excavations at Magna Fort, a Roman military ...

Unusually large shoes discovered at a Roman fort have left archaeologists baffled. Earlier this year, 32 shoes were dug up at ...

A stash of huge Roman shoes has been found at the ruins of a fort on Hadrian’s Wall. Archaeologists uncovered 32 pieces of ...

Exceptionally large Roman shoes have been discovered at a fort in northern England. These artifacts, measuring over 12 inches (30 cm), intrigue archaeologists with their unusual dimensions. ...

Experts say they hope that pottery found in the same soil layers as the footwear could help them solve the mystery.

Scientists have found 2,000-year-old leather shoe measures 12.6 inches (32cm) in length, the equivalent of a modern men's size 13.

Enormous shoes have been uncovered in an ancient Roman fort in the UK. During a recent dig at the ruins of a first-century ...

Roman shoes differed little in style between the sexes so Buck based her analysis on their size and width, drawing on what is known about foot sizes of men, women and children then and now.

SEATTLE - Even on the farthest-flung frontiers of the ancient Roman Empire, the footwear made the man ­— and the kid.