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Date: 2012-05-09 11:15:30 1st millennium County Durham Newport Wales Locations associated with Arthurian legend Sub-Roman Britain Carnuntum Caerleon Vinovia Roman Britain Septimius Severus Navalia Isca Augusta		Issue II, WinterEDITORIAL Contents Add to Reading List Source URL: www.romansociety.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,60 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Guidance Notes Britain has a maritime history stretching back through the millennia. Our seas and waterways have long been used for trade, travel, defence and fishing. From Roman ships exporting valuable minerals and tra DocID: 1uL8r - View Document
	Review of a metallographic investigation of Roman ferrous armour from Northern Britain Table of Contents 1. Introduction .................................................................................................. DocID: 1tUuI - View Document
	The Oxford Companion To British History Edited by Professor John Cannon The Britain of 55 BC was a very different place to the Britain of today. The main preoccupation back then was the fear of Roman invasion; there was DocID: 1sLTw - View Document
	Star Objects GROUND FLOOR ROMAN YORK: MEET THE PEOPLE OF THE EMPIRE Statue of Mars – the finest Roman statue in Britain DocID: 1rEII - View Document
	Vorg, the Ancient One by Jim Benedict (MemberAD It was bitterly cold, riding along the wall. Dusk was DSSURDFKLQJDQG9RUJORRNHGIRUZDUGWRWKHFDPSÀUHZLWK his fellow Sarmatian warriors. Perhaps one of th DocID: 1rj7L - View Document