What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Mercury On this site was found evidence of a building of the worshippers of the Guild of Mercury in Roman Lincoln
The guild of Mercury, Roman god of commerce and travelers, indicates the site's historical importance as a center for trade and worship in ancient Lincoln. Evidence of such a guild suggests the area was significant for economic activities and religious practices during Roman occupation.
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