The national hub for free, trusted teaching resources from cultural organisations

From story
Farmers and Fortresses: How did the Roman invasion change life in Kirklees?
Download Image View story
Black and white diagram showing the surroundings of the Roman fort at Slack. The rectangular fort is centrally positioned, with internal buildings clearly outlined. To the southeast of the fort is a labelled Bath House, and surrounding the fort is an Annexe Area enclosed by dashed lines. A Main Roman Road runs diagonally across the upper part of the map, intersected by additional paths and labelled points (C and D). A structure labelled Burials 1923 appears in the northwest corner. A stream runs along the bottom edge of the map, and a scale in feet is provided at the bottom centre. Add to board
This resource is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

Roman Fort at Slack

Plan of Roman Fort at Slack, a village in West Yorkshire.

Image © Kirklees Image Archive