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Category: Roman History

A tour through Rome AD320

Have you ever imagined what Rome looked like? How did all those ruins link together? Here is a tour of … More

Rome 320CE

Romans in The North East (3): Mithras

The worship of the God Mithras, although originating in Persia, had come to the Roman Empire through the Greeks. It … More

Hadrian's Wall, Newcastle, Romans

Romans in The North East (2)

For many centuries during the Roman occupation the area around Newcastle was the frontier between the Roman Empire and the … More

Hadrian's Wall, Newcastle, Romans

Romans in the North East (1)

For many centuries during the Roman occupation the area around Newcastle was the frontier between the Roman Empire and the … More

Hadrian's Wall, Newcastle, Romans

Crofton Roman Villa

In 1926 when workmen were building a new roadway for the local council offices adjacent to Orpington railway station in … More

Crofton Roman Villa, Orpington

London Churches: St Mary Woolnooth

It is thought that this has been a site of worship for over 2000 years as excavations have revealed the presence … More

St Mary Woolnooth

Corbridge (3): gods and dieties

The collection of altars found at Corbridge speaks to the diversity of the people who lived there and of their … More

Corbridge, Hadrian's Wall, Roman Gods, Roman Sculpture

Corbridge (2)

It is unclear when it started to develop but by 200 AD a substantial civilian settlement had developed around the … More

Corbridge, Hadrian's Wall

Corbridge (1)

Corbridge is a small town, 25 miles inland from the North Sea along the valley of the River Tyne. To … More

Corbridge, Hadrian's Wall

Vindolanda: Museum

There is a wonderful museum at Vindolanda recording the many artifacts both military and civilian found on the site. There … More

Vindolanda

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