num_pages: 350
description: A thorough, illustrated guide to the numerous remains of Britains one-time Roman occupiers, many of which have become part of Britains present-day landscape. For example, a few of the uniquely straight roads that link todays British cities lie directly over ancient Roman roads. Many of the camps, fortresses &amp; frontier works of the Romans, such as Hadrians Wall, boldly mark a Roman presence, while a little digging often reveals the riches of this bygone era. roads, camps, forts, towns, villas, temples, tombs, coins, inscriptions, pottery, lighthouses, brooches, weapons, Samian ware &amp; much more.
language: English
title: The archaeology of Roman Britain
titlecomplete: The archaeology of Roman Britain (Methuen's handbooks of archaeology)
genres: History
ratings_count: 6
publisher: Methuen