How 'Roman' was Roman-Britain? | Britannia 55BC to AD69
Back at school, you may have learned that the Romans conquered Britain in AD43, and that from that point, Britian became 'Roman'. However, history is never that straight forward. Join curators Julia Farley and Richard Hobbs as they take you through the material culture of Britannia from the 55BC to the end of Nero's reign in 69AD. Book your tickets to this blockbuster exhibition and find out more about the show here: http://ow.ly/FcG030rUaKV. Inspired by the art and architecture of ancient Rome, our shop range features homeware, books, jewellery and more. Shop the show here: http://ow.ly/Hd3i30rUaKx

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Bryan-Ward Perkins: A Real Economic Meltdown: The End of Roman Britain

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Roman Artefacts Reveal What Life Was Really Like in Roman Britain

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Roman Dodecahedrons: Cracking an Enigma

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