4th century Roman fort remnants possibly discovered near the infamous Lancaster Castle in Britain
Last month we talked about a 3.7 acre Roman fort from 1st century AD located at the Plantation Place in London. It was probably constructed…
Romano-British
Roman fort built in London after Boudica’s revolt, covered an expansive area of 3.7 acres
Boudica (or Boadicea), the Queen of the Celtic Iceni tribe, inscribed her name in the annals of history by leading a bloody revolt against the…
Roman ‘gladiators’ of Britain provide insight into the genetic makeup of the Romano-British population
A few days ago, we talked about how some experts have determined that English people are of one-third Anglo-Saxon ancestry. Well, a new research has…
