Honestly, the ancient Roman Baths in England fascinated me! I came home and did even more research that I hope you find ...

88 years after that in 43 AD, there was a much bigger invasion. Over the next 34 years the Romans took control of more and more land. And by 77 AD the Romans ruled all of what we now call England ...

The first Roman invasion took place across the River Dee. It was aimed at dividing the people of the highlands of Wales from the highlands of the north of what would later become England.

Some Roman writers believed it was going on before conquest, and may have even used it as an excuse for conquering Britain. But there isn’t a lot of evidence either way as the island didn’t ...

The site was discovered at 85 Gracechurch Street, an office building close to the Bank of England that's about to be demolished ... It was built around 80AD, a few decades after the Roman invasion of ...

Born to a Roman knight and tax-collector ... After distinguishing himself during the invasion of England in 43 AD, he was given his first military command. Further success led to more honors ...

To understand the development of English law, including the common law, it is essential to understand the relationship of ...

But why was the Germanic conquest of ancient Britons so gradual? Storr argues that the answer is largely military. First, the Romano-Celts drew on the tradition of the trained, disciplined, ...

The Romans introduced writing, and Latin borrowings began to show up in the Brittonic language. The effective conquest by Rome started in 43 AD. By around 70 AD all of Britain save northern ...