A Forum or 'Mansio' in Carlisle?

Caruana, Ian; Morgan, Garry T.

doi:10.2307/527051

Britannia

1996

DOI: 10.2307/527051

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A Forum or 'Mansio' in Carlisle?

Ian Caruana¹,

Garry T. Morgan²

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Further Work at Llanfor Roman Military Complex

Hopewell

Hodgson²

2012

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Geophysical survey at Llanfor, near Bala, revealed two temporary camps and a large wooden fort in exceptional detail. The camps are assumed to be evidence of an early Flavian invasion force. The fort, which contained a garrison that probably comprised a complete ala of auxiliary cavalry and a cohort of legionaries, is interpreted as a short-lived campaign base that existed during the transition between invasion and consolidated occupation. Parallels are drawn between Llanfor and similar forts in Britain and Germany.

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Further Work at Llanfor Roman Military Complex

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2012

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Carlisle: Function and Change between the First and Seventh Centuries AD

McCarthy

2017

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A Forum or 'Mansio' in Carlisle?

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Further Work at Llanfor Roman Military Complex

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Carlisle: Function and Change between the First and Seventh Centuries AD

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