@katesfwriter.bsky.socialFinally got to see Burgh Castle, one of 3 Saxon Shore Roman forts on the coast of Norfolk. 9 forts dot the South East Coast. Burgh was a harbour for sea-going ships and a town (vicus) too, as well as military base in the 3rd C AD, and beyond.
📷 my own
#RomanFortThursday #Archaeology #RomanBritain
@druidtombraider.bsky.socialContemporary reconstruction of the gyrus at Lunt Roman Fort near Coventry, courtesy of Chris McKenna (Thryduulf). #RomanFortThursday #RomanBritain #RomanArchaeology #Archaeology
@mysteriesunveiled.bsky.socialCould a Roman fort in Wales hold clues to a 1,700-year-old legend?
Archaeologists are investigating a site near Frenni Fawr linked to the story of Magnus Maximus. What can the evidence really tell us? Discover the mystery with Mysteries Unveiled. #RomanBritain #Archaeology #WelshHistory
@trimontiumtrust.bsky.social
@kpw1453.bsky.socialCenturial stone which was found near Brunton Turret on Hadrian’s Wall recording work by the Century of Paulius Aper of the Ninth Cohort. Now part of the collections at Chesters Roman Fort in Northumberland. 📸 My own. #EpigraphyTuesday #RomanBritain #ChestersRomanFort
@katesfwriter.bsky.socialAlways exciting to hear about the discovery of a Roman fort. But be cautious, I think, in linking story to archaeology. Will be watching developments with interest.
#Archaeology #RomanBritain
@bigjackbrass.social.vivaldi.net.ap.brid.gy“The presence of a heavily fortified Roman auxiliary fort may help unlock the mystery of a Mabinogion legend that has endured for nearly 1,700 years.”
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/oct/12/mythical-roman-fort-frenni-fawr-wales-emperor
@kpw1453.bsky.socialPart of a 4th century mosaic floor depicting the head of the Roman sea god Neptune. Originally from Hemsworth Villa at Witchampton in Dorset, the mosaic is now part of the collections at Dorset Museum & Art Gallery in Dorchester. 📸 My own. #MosaicMonday #RomanBritain
@colmuseums.bsky.socialThey never did. It's less a treasure hoard than a single, tragic moment preserved in the archaeological record. 🏺💍🔥 #RomanBritain #Archaeology #FindsFriday
@archaeohawke.bsky.socialIn 2014 #Roman #jewellery described as being of "national importance" was discovered during excavations at an Essex department store. #Gold and #silver armlets, bracelets, rings and coins were found buried in the remains of a Roman house in Colchester. #FindsFriday #Archaeology #RomanBritain
@aberuni.bsky.socialResearchers from across Europe will gather here later this month to explore how Celtic languages and Latin were used in Roman Britain.
@welshcountry.bsky.socialLanguages of Roman Britain Explored at Aberystwyth Conference
www.welshcountry.co.uk/languages-of...
#aberystwythuniversity #aberuniversity #aberuni #research #languages #celticlanguage #RomanBritain #Latin #CelticStudies #WelshHistory #RomanHistory #AncientLanguages #Linguistics
@druidtombraider.bsky.socialBoundary wall at Hardknott Roman Fort, courtesy of Ruth Riddle. #RomanFortThursday #RomanBritain #RomanArchaeology #Archaeology
@archaeohawke.bsky.socialStarting life as a fort. Corbridge was the most northerly town in the Roman Empire and one of only two on Hadrian’s Wall, the other being at Carlisle.
The most famous finds include a hoard of Roman armour and other equipment and the stone Corbridge Lion #RomanFortThursday
#RomanBritain #Archaeology
@sirius2368.bsky.socialThe Roman Floor Mosaic
Morgans Hill, Wiltshire, England
2nd August 2009
#CropCircles #Logos
#TheWordOfGod
#History #Culture #Heritage
#RomanBritain #Art
@sirius2368.bsky.socialThe Roman Floor Mosaic
Morgans Hill, Wiltshire, England
2nd August 2009
#CropCircles #Logos
#TheWordOfGod
#History #Culture #Heritage
#RomanBritain #Art
@sirius2368.bsky.socialThe Roman Floor Mosaic
Morgans Hill, Wiltshire, England
2nd August 2009
#CropCircles #Logos
#TheWordOfGod
#History #Culture #Heritage
#RomanBritain #Art
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