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An 'unprecedented find' at 'Britain's Pompeii'
The 3,000-year-old artefact was found at a site dubbed "Britain's Pompeii", at Must Farm in Cambridgeshire. Archaeologists have described the find - made close to the country's "best-preserved Bronze Age dwellings" - as "unprecedented". Dan Damon talked to Mark Knight from Cambridge University's Archaeological Unit from the quarry where the excavation is taking place.
(Photo: It is not yet known what type of wood was used to construct the wheel Credit: Cambridge Archaeological Unit)
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