Cartimandua’s capital?: Roman diplomacy and the rise of Stanwick

• Autores: Kathryn Krakowka
• Localización: Current archaeology, ISSN 0011-3212, Nº. 325, 2017
• Idioma: inglés
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• Resumen

  • Roman meddling in northern England has long been held responsible for a remarkable fortified complex at Stanwick, North Yorkshire. But what was once seen as a centre of resistance to Rome’s rule, is now being cast as an instrument of her domination. Colin Haselgrove explained to Matthew Symonds what the expanding empire had to gain from a royal power centre in northern England.