The low tide revealed the secrets that had been underneath the sea for a long time. At first it seemed nothing but old stones that had all ways been there, covered by seaweed and sand.
The more the sea retreated, the more the stones became something else. It was clear that someone had placed them here and made structures out of them. The stones weren’t naturally placed or random, the formed something long forgotten.
Archaeologists came and explored things. Flags and ropes plotted things out, these then went on toΒ hand drawn maps and on to computer programs for further study. Tents appeared in the car park and along the top of the beach. Radio voices crackled through the air mixing with the digging of spades and scrapping of trowels.
Finally, the archaeologists gathered sun burnt and covered in sand to declare a Roman road and town.
(Inspired by; https://scvincent.com/2020/05/07/thursday-photo-prompt-causeway-writephoto/ with thanks).
Nice story, Hayley π
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Thanks. π This isn’t the actually one I wanted to write for this prompt though! I started writing one this morning and it become over 1,000 words long. I’ve kept it to carry on writing and to post up at a later date now.
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Link back when you post it and I’ll share it as a ‘previous prompt’ in the round up π
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Thanks. I shall do. π
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