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Mysterious Roman fort discovered in remote area could prove ancient legend has roots in reality

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Mark Merrony, an archaeologist at Oxford, told Fox News Digital the Pembrokeshire Roman fort could have held 1,000 auxiliary soldiers, rivaling garrisons on Hadrian's Wall.

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