Museum Mystery Squad and the Case of the Roman Riddle

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Mike Nicholson, "Museum Mystery Squad and the Case of the Roman Riddle"

Strange lights, eerie sounds – something spooky is happening at the museum. The ghostly goings-on center on a dented Roman helmet. Could it be haunted? The Squad aren't convinced but what better place is there for a ghost to hide than in a museum full of seriously old and rather dead things?In the Case of the Roman Riddle, the Squad investigate ancient treasure, mystery mosaics and suspicious centurions to try to solve their latest mystery.