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Farmers and Fortresses: How did the Roman invasion change life in Kirklees?
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Black and white diagram of the Roman fort at Slack, showing a labelled layout of the internal structures and surrounding defences. The rectangular fort is enclosed by ditches and walls with four labelled gates: North, South, East, and West. Inside the fort are labelled areas including Head Quarters, Commandant’s House (not excavated), Barracks, Wooden Barracks, Stone Barracks, Stables, Granaries, and a Workshop. Streets divide the fort into distinct sections. A scale in both feet and metres is included at the bottom, along with the title "The Roman Fort at Slack." Add to board
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Roman Fort at Slack

Plan of Roman Fort at Slack, Huddersfield. Photograph by Mr William Sikes, 1924.  

Image credit: Kirklees Image Archive (k008394) 

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