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Farmers and Fortresses: How did the Roman invasion change life in Kirklees?
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A highly colourised map titled "Roman Britain Military Organisation in the North (84)" based on Frere's Britannia. It shows Roman roads (red lines) and forts (yellow squares) across northern Britain, including modern-day northern England and southern Scotland. Tribal names like "Otadini," "Damnonii," and "Brigantes" are labelled in faded red text. The map includes numerous named Roman sites such as Eboracum (York), Deva (Chester), Carlisle, and Corbridge. A scale bar in miles and kilometres is provided for reference. The map is oriented with north at the top and includes a detailed topographical background. Add to board
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Map of Roman Roads and Forts

Map of main Roman roads and forts.

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