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Roman Britain |
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Internet Connections - Articles On-line |
| There are a fair number of articles concerning Roman Britain to be found
on-line, notably those at the CBA website, and UK newspapers, particularly the Daily Telegraph, The Times and the The Guardian
also hold reports of interest in their on-line archives. (Please note
that the material in these linked sites, although reproduced on the web, remains the
copyright of the publishers and permission should always be sought before using it
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The Council for British Archaelogy |
In recent years the CBA Journal British Archaeology has featured several articles focussing on aspects of Roman Britain. The journal is published in full on the CBA website two months after it appears in print - the following list of articles includes links to the features section of the relevant issues. Some of the articles, such as Martin Henig's views on the Roman invasion, give rise to correspondence - which can be found in the 'Letters' section of subsequent issues. |
| Togidubnus and the Roman liberation ...The historian Tacitus invented the
`conquest' of Britain, claims Martin Henig The literate culture of `Dark Age' Britain ....People continued to use sophisticated Latin in early medieval western Britain, writes David Howlett Centuries of Roman survival in the West ....Evidence of the late survival of Roman culture in western Britain extends far beyond the well known remains of Wroxeter. Ken Dark reports ?? Roads that ramble, and roads that run ....In the first of a new series of features on the historic landscape, Paul Hindle explains some of the peculiarities of British roads Change and evolution in Roman Britain ....How much did Britain really change under the Romans? Debbie Day reports Roman roads that reshaped the land ....Roman roads may have been resented as symbols of Roman power, writes Rob Witcher Rebellion remains the decisive factor ...The end of Roman Britain was largely an inside job, writes Michael Jones Tight-fisted soldiers of Roman Britain ...Army pay rises did little for Late Roman Britain's economy, says John Creighton Wroxeter, rich in a wealthy land ...The Roman town was neither a failure nor a freak, writes Roger White Weaving the strands of a new Iron Age ... J D Hill The old idea of Iron Age warrior societies is fast changing. Yes, the Romans did invade Ireland....And we don't need Roman forts as evidence, says Richard Warner. When Romans and natives didn't mix....Simon Clarke finds evidence for a slow pace of Romanisation in North Britain. Finding Britons in Anglo-Saxon graves....Heinrich Harke New evidence that most native Britons survived. Money for Rome's naval secrets....John Orna-Ornstein Roman coins show how Rome used her navy. Among the crumbling Roman ruins....Peter Carrington How did the Saxons deal with Roman buildings? Turning a fortress into a cathedral.....Ian Wood A look at new evidence for the post-Roman period from York. To Scotland then they came, burning....Colin Martin The emperor Severus attempted genocide in Scotland. Not King Arthur, but King Someone....Chris Morris Legend may be half-right about Tintagel after all. Killing the unwanted child....Simon Mays Infanticide is as old as man. Evidence from the Palaeolithic to the modern age, including new evidence from Roman Britain. Hunting the origins of Roman London....Clive Orton Why did the Romans found London? Reports on rival theories.
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22 March 1999 details of a Roman lead coffin found in London. 11 August 1998 New Roman town discovered in Kent 15 July 1998 Britain's oldest zodiac (on 3rd cent. Roman statue) 25 August 1997 TV Time Team find Roman villa complex 2 August 1997 Remains of Roman prison camp at Vindolanda 10 July 1997 Roman surgical instruments discovered at Colchester 9 July 1997 Roman coins found in field offer lessons in history 25 April 1997 Builders uncover Roman des res** 23 February 1997 Roman Britons made white wine for export** 21 January 1997 Ferryman discovers rare Roman sculpture** |
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March 1999 details of a Roman lead coffin found in London 18 December 1998 Roman Triumphal Arch discovered in London 24 November 1998 Report on the Colliton Park site, Dorchester 9 November 1998 Replica Romano-British ship to tour the Med 11 August 1998 New Roman town discovered in Kent 25 July 1998 5th century church discovered on the site of Vindolanda 23 June 1998 Excavators find Roman military parade ground at Alchester 8 June 1998 Memorial erected at the battle of the Medway 11 November 1997 The Roman water supply to Dorchester 6 October 1997 The end of Roman Silchester 10 July 1997 Roman surgical instruments discovered at Colchester 9 July 1997 A hoard of Roman coins found in a Sussex field 16 May 1997 Tribal rebellion in the north of Britain 117 -119AD ?
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