Roman Canterbury
No. of pages 39
Published: 1994
Great for age 7-10 years
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Roman Canterbury takes us on a journey through time. We start 2,000 years ago with Iron Age settlers who inhabited this area before the Roman Conquest. We are then taken through the development of a prosperous, thriving Roman town and on to its eventual decline some 400 years later. Particular emphasis is given to local archaeological evidence and the book contains a wealth of illustrations, reconstructions and photographs. Roman Canterbury is suited to a wide readership. While it is designed primarily for children, the well-researched material will also appeal to adults with a keen interest in their heritage.
There are 39 pages in this book. This book was published in 1994 by Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd .