It was previously thought by many that power and wealth in pre-Roman times ... in hill forts to protect themselves from attack. The remains of several hill forts survive in Britain today ...
the Romans arrived in Britain. They ruled over our nation for almost 400 years, bringing with them Roman soldiers with deadly weaponry to build defensive walls and stone forts to protect their new ...
The dwelling may have been built at the Curragh due to its location at the top of a steep and rocky hill The Romans left Scotland in about 210 AD, but remained in Britain for a further 200 years.
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Hadrian’s Cycleway: Coast-to-coast cycling from Ravenglass to South Shields by Carl McKeating and Rachel Crolla – book reviewWhat better way could there be to explore Hadrian’s Wall, the Roman Empire’s most northerly frontier, than as part of a ...
From Hambledon Hill to Badbury Rings, here are five of the best historic hill forts you can explore around Dorset ...
It’s the only Roman artefact recovered from the site. If the inhabitants had established regular trade with Roman Britain ... were no contemporary Roman forts nearby after the abandonment ...
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Metal detectorist finds 800 ancient artifacts buried in northern England that could rewrite Iron Age BritainHundreds of ancient chariot pieces and ceremonial weapons were found buried in Yorkshire it's challenging everything we know ...
This view is of Roman Londinium, but it captures the essence of prehistoric south London (left), which remained a ...
The enamelled bronze brooch, thought to date from the late second century CE, may have been used in a foundation offerings ritual at the Iron Age fort ... trade with Roman Britain, we might ...
Showcasing the fascinating vestiges of Roman Britain, this spectacular 174-mile west to east cycle route begins at Glannaventa Roman Fort in Ravenglass ... city-centre detail maps, elevation ...
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