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The Roads of Ewyas Lacy (2022)
...Steele   INDEX   Introduction   Pre- Roman roads and tracks   Roman Roads  ...
...also helped shape our past.   Pre- Roman roads and tracks   In early times...
...shores around two thousand years ago.   Roman Roads   The Romans built a network...
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Longtown: A Medieval castle and Borough – an Archaeological Investigation Report by English Heritage (2003)
...idea that it was superimposed upon a Roman camp was put forward in the early...
...(Olding 2000, 58).     During the Roman period Ostorius Scapula led a campaign against...
...the tribes occupying Herefordshire hillforts and took Roman rule west as far as Usk, Hay-on-Wye...
...Hay (Clyro) and Abergavenny (Gobannium) while a Roman villa was situated nearby at Walterstone (Page...
...Longtown was on the course of a Roman road. It lies approximately midway between the...
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Digital Archive: The History of Ewias Harold, its Castle, Priory and Church, by Rev. AT Bannister MA (1902)
...CHAPTER I . The Silures and the Romans.   CHAPTER II . The English in...
...The origin of the name Ewias. C. Roman remains in Ewias. D. The parentage of...
...I .   THE SILURES AND THE ROMANS.   PERHAPS one of the most interesting...
...Hence the Silurians of Herefordshire, when the Roman legions under Ostorius Scapula came against them,...
...even yet to be seen of strongly-fortified Roman posts at Longtown and at Oldcastle in...
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CGS_HermitMonks
...examples were built in accordance with the romanesque blueprint which was never superseded. A seventeenth-century...
...how in various documents issued by the roman Curia, Grandmont was at times referred to...
...Rome and castigated the abuses of the roman curia; Stephen must have found these abuses...
...costs incurred by constant appeals to the roman curia were alone sufficient to bring the...
...(1198-1216) that even an outline of a roman rule governing liturgical colours was defined and...
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Digital Archive: INDEX - Eddie Thomas Collection (1940 - 1958)
...     Newton School Exercise book 8.      Roman Relics near Bacton   Observations: All the...
Digital Archive - Sale Particulars: Monks Retreat (2025)
Document reference: rs_gdv_0238
An Historie of Cressewelle and Yonder, by Ruth Watkins (Geological time to present)
...These were the hostile Britons that the Romans found when they arrived, and they endured...
...on.   It was the island the Romans found when they came in AD48.  ...
...when they came in AD48.   The Roman road builders The Romans tramped up the...
...to save it.  The main significance of Roman roads for the likes of us was...
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Oral History: Edited Transcript of Recollections of Eddie Thomas (1940 -1958)
...got quite interested in Archaeology when a Roman coin was found in her garden by...
...reading some of your articles about the Roman roads of this part of the area,...
...It's recorded on the map of Hereford Roman finds. I think there were other Roman...
...the others is. There was a so-called Roman well on one little side roads that...
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The Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin through Wales by Giraldus Cambrensis (1188)
...emperor of Germany and king of the Romans; Isaac, emperor of Constantinople; Philip, the son...
...a city or camp, for there the Roman legions, sent into this island, were accustomed...
...masonry, with courses of bricks, by the Romans. Many vestiges of its former splendour may...
...ornamented with gilded roofs, in imitation of Roman magnificence, inasmuch as they were first raised...
...as they were first raised by the Roman princes, and embellished with splendid buildings; a...
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Description of Wales by Giraldus Cambrensis (1183 - 1185)
...warlike preparations he had made against the Romans, and asked him, Thinkest thou, O Hannibal,...
...Hannibal, that these are sufficient for the Romans? Hannibal, ridiculing the unmilitary appearance of the...
...I certainly think them sufficient for the Romans, however greedy; Antiochus asking his opinion about...
...them as becoming a prey to the Romans. Chapter 15: Their boldness and confidence in...
...presence of their princes and chieftains. The Romans and Franks had the same faculty; but...
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