The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases
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The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases
Summary
The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases authored Derek A. Welsby[2].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's part of the series is recorded as BAR British Series[4].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-0-86054-178-3[5].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's OCLC number is recorded as 9331056[6].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's DOI is recorded as 10.30861/9780860541783[7].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's language of work or name is recorded as English[8].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's publication date is recorded as +1982-00-00T00:00:00Z[9].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's main subject is recorded as Roman archaeology[10].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's main subject is recorded as Roman Britain[11].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's main subject is recorded as Roman army[12].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's Library of Congress item ID is recorded as 82222787[13].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's title is recorded as The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases[14].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Stoke Hill Roman Signal Station[15].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Britannia: a History of Roman Britain[16].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Fifth Report on the Excavations at the Roman Fort at Richborough, Kent[17].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as The Roman Evacuation of Britain[18].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as A Coin of Valentinian III from Wroxeter[19].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Pevensey[20].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as The Roman frontier in Wales[21].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as The Roman frontier in Wales[22].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Forged brick-stamps from Pevensey[23].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Bricks and Tiles of the Classis Britannica: Petrology and Origin[24].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Pevensey Castle[25].
- The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's cites work is recorded as Recent Discoveries at Reculver[26].
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Authorship and Creation
The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases authored Derek A. Welsby[2].
Publication
The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's publication date is recorded as +1982-00-00T00:00:00Z[9]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English[8]. Its part of the series is recorded as BAR British Series[4].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Roman archaeology[10], Roman Britain[11], and Roman army[12]. The Roman Military Defence of the British Provinces in its Later Phases's part of the series is recorded as BAR British Series[4].