Life and letters on the Roman frontier
Vindolanda and its people
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Word Count
41,750 words, Guess
Page Count
167 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100415920248
- ISBN-100415920256
- ISBN-139780415920247
- ISBN-139780415920254
- LibraryThing20877
Classifications
- DDC936.2/881
- LCCDA147.V56 B68 1998
- LCCDA147.V56B68 1998
and 1 more
- LCCDA147.V56 B68 1998eb
First Sentence
Despite the very great advances brought by increased archaeological activity in recent years, the poverty of evidence for the period in the history of Roman Britain which lies between the end of Agricola's governorship and the construction of Hadrians Wall (c. AD 85-122) has been striking by comparison with later periods in Britain, and with other provinces of the Roman empire.
Excerpt
Despite the very great advances brought by increased archaeological activity in recent years, the poverty of evidence for the period in the history of Roman Britain which lies between the end of Agricola's governorship and the construction of Hadrians Wall (c. AD 85-122) has been striking by comparison with later periods in Britain, and with other provinces of the Roman empire.
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