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• Shield, Roman infantry (Roman period)
  === Roman Infantry Shield (Roman period) === Although the roman armies have left [[Britain]] for the most part. Some of the [[shield]] has
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• Roman Christianity
  |Header=Roman Christianity |image=roman-christianity.jpg
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• Roman Villa
  Near Hindon lies an old ruin of a Roman Villa. Once owned by the King of [[Summerland]] it, it fell into ruins as t
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• Roman Period
  #REDIRECT [[Category:Roman Period|Roman Period]]
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• Chainmail (Roman Period)
  === Chainmail (Roman Period) === The main armor of the heavy cavalry in the late [[Roman Period]] was the [[chainmail]]. Brought in by the [[romans]] it made the ca
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• Sword (Roman Period)
  === Cymric Sword (Roman Period) === [[File:Late roman sword celtic.png|400px|center]]
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• Shield, Cymric (Roman period)
  === Cymric Shield (Roman period) ===
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• Lorica Segmentata (Roman Period)
  === Lorica Segmentata (Roman Period) === ...(segmented cuirass) was a type of personal armour used by soldiers of the Roman Empire, consisting of metal strips (“girth hoops” fashioned into circul
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• Fashion in the Roman Period
  = Fashion in the Roman Period = During this period roman fashion is the trend for rich men and women in [[Britain]]. Earlier Iron Ag
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• Shield, Metal Cymric (Roman Period)
  === Metal Cymric Shield (Roman period) ===
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• Shield, Wooden (Roman and Uther periods)
  === Wooden Shield (Roman and Uther periods) ===
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• Shield
  * [[Shield, Cymric (Roman period)]] * [[Shield, Metal Cymric (Roman Period)]]
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• 476
  |Title=The Roman Empire Falls |Event text=Romulus, the last Roman Emperor, is usurped by Theodoric the Goth. The Empire ends.
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• Shield, Roman infantry (Roman period)
  === Roman Infantry Shield (Roman period) === Although the roman armies have left [[Britain]] for the most part. Some of the [[shield]] has
  434 bytes (67 words) - 10:14, 22 August 2017
• Roman Period
  #REDIRECT [[Category:Roman Period|Roman Period]]
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• Weapons
  ==== Roman Era: ==== ...disappears and much of the earlier weaponry disappears. Some of the larger roman cities retain an ability to produce the weaponry but older tribal weaponry
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• 378
  ...by mounted Goths. Emperor Valens killed. Cavalry becomes prominent in the Roman army. |Event text=A Roman army is destroyed by mounted Goths.
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• Hindon
  |Other names=Wick manor, Roman Villa |Enhancements=Roman Villa, Chapel
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• Fashion in the Roman Period
  = Fashion in the Roman Period = During this period roman fashion is the trend for rich men and women in [[Britain]]. Earlier Iron Ag
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• 43
  |Description text=Claudius begins Roman occupation of Britain. |Event text=Claudius begins Roman occupation of Britain.
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• Roman Christianity
  |Header=Roman Christianity |image=roman-christianity.jpg
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• 402
  ...e Rome is bankrupt. Emperor Honorius stops sending Roman money to Britain. Roman soldiers and civil servants lose their salaries. |Event text=Emperor Honorius stops sending Roman money to Britain.
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• Lorica Segmentata (Roman Period)
  === Lorica Segmentata (Roman Period) === ...(segmented cuirass) was a type of personal armour used by soldiers of the Roman Empire, consisting of metal strips (“girth hoops” fashioned into circul
  863 bytes (129 words) - 08:54, 19 August 2017
• 311
  |Description text=Christianity becomes the official religion in the Roman Empire thanks to Constantine the Great. |Event text=Christianity becomes the official religion in the Roman Empire thanks to Constantine the Great.
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• 208
  ...t=The first British saint. Albans, is martyred at Verulamium for defying a Roman magistrate. ...t=The first British saint. Albans, is martyred at Verulamium for defying a Roman magistrate.
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• 395
  |Description text=Roman Empire is divided into East (under Arcadius at Constantinople) and West (un |Event text=Roman Empire is divided into East (under Arcadius at Constantinople) and West (un
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• Julianus
  |Religion=Roman Christian |Culture=Roman
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• Mill
  ...perate well with high water velocities and with small diameter millstones. Roman style mills are more complicated as they require gears to transmit the powe
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• Vannetais
  The most romanized region of Brittany. Ruled by Praetor Severus. Roman and Roman Christian. The richest agricultural lands are found here, along with wineri
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• Jagent
  ...Christian) rules over this land with an iron fist, trying to preserve old Roman ways and to reclaim [[Summerland]], which once in ancient time he believes
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• 430
  ...in, advised by Vortigern and other counts, settles Saxon federates outside Roman towns in the south­east. They live in poverty, ill-treated by their hosts, |Event text=Saxons settle outside Roman towns in the south­east.
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• Fashion in the Uther Period
  == Roman Fashion in the Uther Period == ...d at times a toga over it, much the same as it was as during the earlier [[Roman Period]].
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• 410
  ...norius. who replies: ’’ Look to your own defenses"; Britain is no longer a Roman province. Many Romano-Britons flee to Armorica. which soon becomes known as |Event text=Britain is no longer a Roman province.
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• St. Evasius Abbey
  On the hills nearby Hindon lies an old roman abbey. It is lead by Abbot Clamaran, an middle-aged man of few virtues and The abbey reluctantly adheres to the Advowson of the hundred court. Most roman abbeys either try to avoid advowson or find ways around it, but the ancient
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• Castle Hillfarm
  ...Together with Castle [[Wardour]] and Castle Woodhouse it was built in pre-roman eras by the tribesmen of [[Belgae]] and [[Durotriges]]. However, when the [ The castle is held by the Dux of [[Glevum]] since roman days, and is not controlled by the Lord of [[Salisbury]].
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• Romans
  The Romans are one of the Cultures in [[Britain]]. Roman people usually dwell within the cities, the birthright of their [[culture]] ...Old Families of the "ancient aristocracy." The urban Britons revere their Roman heritage, especially their legal system that has maintained the "peaceful i
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• Bassianus
  |Religion=Roman Christian |Description text=Sir Bassianus presided over the old Roman city of Noviomagus, thought to be secure in its stone fastness against his
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• Wardour
  Bellum Duris, or Wardour, is the ruins of an old Roman fort as well as a hundred. The hill within the old ruins also still act as ...pring and fell in last parts of autumn after the old roman walls falls to roman sappers forced to work for the [[Picts]].
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• Dorsette
  ...reham. Not far away is the famous Cerne Abbas chalk-cut figure. Due to its Roman influence and heritage, its ruler holds the title of “Praetor”. ...imsy friendship with [[Salisbury]]. Strongly Roman Christian and home to a Roman Christian bishop.
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• Maria
  |Culture=Roman |shieldimage=shield-roman-salisbury.png
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• Chainmail (Roman Period)
  === Chainmail (Roman Period) === The main armor of the heavy cavalry in the late [[Roman Period]] was the [[chainmail]]. Brought in by the [[romans]] it made the ca
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• Bedegraine
  ...capitals. It’s cities are Roman in [[culture]] and Nottingham is home to a Roman Christian Bishop; the countryside is [[Cymric]] Christians. Nottingham is n
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• Kent
  ...m their Roman greatness due to occupation and lack of trade. It was once a roman citivas called [[Former name::Cantiacii]]. * Rochester: An old Roman city
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• Sword (Roman Period)
  === Cymric Sword (Roman Period) === [[File:Late roman sword celtic.png|400px|center]]
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• Thamesmouth
  ...close to taking over Londinium who still stands strong. Much of the older Roman ways are still dominant in the county, which i still run mostly as a Latifu ...ty is ruled by a Roman senate and stands strong with some of the best kept Roman defences in the land."
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• Sessions
  == Roman Period ==
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• 367
  |Description text=Roman frontier scouts help Picts sail around Hadrian’s Wall to raid Britain; th |Event text=Roman frontier scouts help Picts sail around Hadrian’s Wall to raid Britain; th
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• Chainmails
  * [[Chainmail (Roman Period)]]
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• 423
  |Description text=Roman Emperor Honorius dies, succeeded by several usurpers. Comes Aetius begins t
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• Swords
  * [[Sword (Roman Period)]]
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• Armor of the Gods (All periods)
  In the late [[Roman Period|roman period]] tribal society was prevalent in [[Logres]], and armor was not comm
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• Fashion in the Anarchy Period
  == Roman Fashion in the Anarchy Period== Roman slaves wear nothing or very little at all, although the hard british weathe
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• Renn
  |shieldimage=Shield-roman-salisbury.png
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• Franks
  ...hold of a lot of former roman land on the continent. They slowly adapt the roman civilisation. ===Roman Christian===
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• Shield, Wooden (Roman and Uther periods)
  === Wooden Shield (Roman and Uther periods) ===
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• 420
  |Event text=Plague – probably cholera spread by the failing Roman sewers – decimates Camulodunum, Lindum, Glevum, and Corinium.
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• 445
  ...n Spring. The fort falls in late autumn after the old roman walls falls to roman sappers forced to work for the Picts. Cadwallon, Edern, Bryn, Ceiwyn manage
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• Dewi
  |Religion=Roman Christian He is a Roman Christian and is one of few living saints in Britain.
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• 485
  |Event text=Crows has taken to living in the unfinished tower of the Roman Cathedral. |Event text=King Claudas of the Franks invades Soisson, the last Roman outpost.
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• Llud's Hall
  ...rn]], on the site of an old roman fort. Although it cannot measure against roman castles of rock and stone, it is still stronger than most defenses in [[Log
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• Caerwent
  Caerwent is a former roman province. It once belonged to the mighty and rich Duke of the [[Saxon]] Sho ...ecomes the Emperor Constantine the Great, giving a British pedigree to the Roman imperial line.
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