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Week three – War and peace in Roman Britain
In the third week of our course on Roman Britain, Professor Rob Collins explores the types of settlements that made up Roman Britain and the roles they fulfilled – from the opulent villas of the Roman elite, to the forts and defences of the mighty Roman army

- Kev Lochun
Published: August 21, 2024 at 12:48 PM
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This week, we examine the different settlements that could be found across Roman Britain: farmsteads, villas, towns and forts.
These are the main types of archaeological site that provide the evidence that allow us to understand people in Roman Britain – the buildings and structures where they lived and worked, and the objects they used for clothing, tools, and decoration. These sites are the building blocks of Roman Britain.
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War and peace in Roman Britain. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
In the third week of our course on Roman Britain, Professor Rob Collins explores the types of settlements that made up Roman Britain and the roles they fulfilled – from the opulent villas of the Roman elite, to the forts and defences of the mighty Roman army
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Kev LochunDigital editor (audience and video)
Kev Lochun is digital editor (audience and video) at HistoryExtra
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