There will be a dig taking place at Carlisle's Roman Bathhouse. 

Archaeological dig set to return to Carlisle following previous success

Carolyn Veit, a volunteer at the Roman dig in Carlisle, with the two Roman heads found on the site. Picture: Stuart Walker Photography.

The heads were discovered as part of the Digging Deeper: Uncovering Roman Carlisle project.

'Finds of a lifetime' - Roman carved heads found in Carlisle go on display

Two major excavations in the Border region are helping to uncover the area's Roman past.

They are working on a dig at Carlisle Cricket Club, which was first uncovered in 2017.

A £1.4 million investment has seen the Trimontium Museum in Melrose expand and improve its historical exhibitions. 

It's hoped the investment in the Trimontium Museum, in Melrose, will lead to a large increase in tourism in the Borders town.

Archaeologists have discovered rare coins and pottery, thought to be 1,600 years old, at the site. They are hoping to resume digging soon.