Roman Britain (AD 43-409 ) We look at life in Britannia through the eyes of Roman legionairs and Britons during the Roman occupation of the first hundred years.
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               Germania Superior ~ village 26 CE

               Germania Superior ~ house


      Roman wet nurse with Legionaires escort from Germania Superior (southwest Germany, Switzerland & eastern France)  to Rome

   Battle of Teurtoburg Forest - The Romans made a desperate attempt to storm the Germanic wall


               Claudius found by the Praetorian Guard hiding behind a curtain

         New recruits basic training


      Trainees of the Blue team leaving on their Simulated Raid

   Everyone was standing and looking at the heavens. Astutus was astounded to see a very bright object streaming overhead in the sky. It was called a ‘shooting star’
         Roman elephants accopmpany Emperor Claudius in Britannia invasion


         Emperor Claudius entering Camulodunum – (Colchester) 43 CE

            Summer 44 CE Vespasian captures the Dorset hill forts

            Caratacus leading Ordovices tribes in Wales against the Romans

            Caratacus handed over to Romans by Queen of Brigantes

            Druids with Female Furies on Anglesea 61 CE

  Boudicca's Britons attack and destroy the temple of Claudius at Colchester-Camulodunum 61 CE

  Boudicca standing on her chariot encourages her great hoard for a frontal attack on Suetonius Paulinus's legionnaires 61 CE

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