Britain is divided into two separate Roman provinces In an effort to finally subdue Britain and improve its administration, a plan was conceived by emperor Septimius Severus, probably in 197 AD ...

Created by Heritage Daily, it allows you to see how different Britain was during Roman occupation, which lasted from 43 to 410 AD. By the end of the fourth century, 3.6million people lived in Britain.

A History of Roman Britain by Peter Salway (Oxford University Press, 1997) Top. About the author. Dr Neil Faulkner is an honorary lecturer at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London.

Martin said: 'Archive material suggests the Roman Empire collapsed in Britain in about 410 AD and after that the evidence seems to indicate that everything fell apart, but that doesn't necessarily ...

Roman Britain was also, of course, home to dozens of towns, large and small, and many more fortresses and forts. Here untold numbers of unique personal stories were played out against a backdrop ...

Roman Britain by Malcolm Todd (Blackwell, 1999) City of Victory by Philip Crummy (Colchester Archaeological Trust, 1997) Places to visit. Colchester Castle Museum.

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