Children make exciting discoveries as archaeological dig reveals insight into Victorian life at Roker Gun Battery

Sunderland Echo 2022-06-29

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Seaburn Dene Primary School pupils Luke Cuthbertson, Josh Trout and Isabelle Clish, all aged nine, talk about their exciting finds during an archaeological dig at the site of Roker Gun Battery.

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