 The remains of their mining efforts can be seen today at Las Médulas, for example.It may not be coincidental that Lanchester possesses so many aqueducts and reservoirs, although they must have been adapted for some other purpose.Another two stone inscriptions, dated AD 238 and 244, attest to the "Cohors Primae Lingonum" (First Cohort of Lingones) and the "Cohors Primae Lingonum Gordiana equitata" (First Cohort of Lingones, Gordian's own, part mounted) as also being present there.