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Explore how Roman rule shaped Britain, with a clear narrative and rich archaeology that bring the era to life.

A little, readable book on a vast subject, this edition aims to sketch the growth and decline of Roman influence in Britain. It emphasizes the archaeology of the period and treats the topic as a historical story rather than a bare archaeological treatise.

The author draws on original classical sources and on ongoing archaeological work to present a balanced view. The result is a practical, readable overview that helps readers understand how Roman Britain developed in its early centuries.



Ideal for readers of general history, classical studies, and British archaeology seeking a well-grounded introduction to Roman Britain.

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