Scholarly history of Roman London's founding, development, governance, and daily life from pre-Roman times to the Age of Arthur.
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Scholarly history of Roman London's founding, development, governance, and daily life from pre-Roman times to the Age of Arthur.
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History, nonfiction. This book explores highlights of the history of the city of London, from just before the Roman invasion of Britain to the early Medieval period called the "Age of Arthur". The text is based on the academic lecture series by Prof. John Morris, Senior Lecturer in Ancient History at University College, London, and was posthumously organized by Sarah Macready of the Institute of Archaeology, London University. Mostly text, with a few relevant maps, and a few black-and-white plat...
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will contain mild spoilers
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Mentions of mortuary rites and artifacts; no graphic depictions
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Discusses Roman rituals, mortuary rites, and religious practices
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Covers Roman governance, administration, and rule in Britain
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References to slavery and conquest in historical context
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