Across two attempts, a huge invasion force led by one of the greatest miltary leaders in history, Julius Caesar, landed in Kent. Eventually he would break through and conquer the southern heart of the ...

Swathes of Britain ... Survey maps and a well-thumbed copy of Tacitus’s Agricola text. His quest to find the location of the Battle of Mons Graupius took him along old Roman roads, past well ...

Some Roman writers believed it was going on before conquest, and may have even used it as an excuse for conquering Britain. But there isn’t a lot of evidence either way as the island didn’t ...

The Roman Emperor, Claudius, led the Roman Conquest of Britain himself in 43 AD, bringing elephants and reinforcements. Although he was only in the country for 16 days, the Roman leader was bestowed ...

In AD 43, the Roman Emperor Claudius personally led his troops into the city, completing the full conquest of Britain. A massive temple dedicated to Claudius was built soon after, but it didn't ...

Despite centuries of efforts to map our planet precisely, our view of the world will always be political and imperfect.

It is considered the oldest and first Roman city in Britain by Roman sources. Archaeological findings suggest that the settlement existed 3,000 years before the Roman conquest.

In AD 43, the Roman Emperor Claudius personally led his troops into the city, completing the full conquest of Britain. A massive temple dedicated to Claudius was built soon after, but it didn’t ...

In AD 43, during the Roman conquest of Britain, the fort was attacked and taken by the Roman legions of Emperor Claudius. Evidence of the battle has been found in the form of sling stones and iron ...

Malcolm X referenced it in his 1964 “Ballot or the Bullet” speech, demanding equal rights for Black Americans. President ...

He was instrumental in opposing Great Britain ... “Cato” about a Roman senator also contains the line, “It is not now a time to talk of aught, but chains or conquest, liberty or death.” ...