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From the sixth century forward, the early written sources for post-Roman Britain agree on the same dated events. In particular, the dates in chapter sixty-six of the Historia Brittonum coincide with those in Bede and the Anglo-Saxon... more
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      Anglo-Saxon StudiesWelsh HistoryPost-Roman BritainLate Antiquity
This discussion considers the Arthurian elements presented in De Excidio, Historia Brittonum and the Annales Cambriae and analyses to what extent these may be indicative of the religious and political motives of their authors, rather... more
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      HistoryCeltic StudiesMedieval HistoryAnglo-Saxon Studies
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      The end of Roman BritainHadrian's Wall (Archaeology)Late Roman ArmyNotitia Dignitatum
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      HistorySociology of ReligionReligion and PoliticsArthurian Studies
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      Roman HistoryLate Roman EmpireLate Roman ArchaeologyLate Roman Army
The last day of the year 406, Sueves, Vandals and Alans crossed the Rhin. On this paper I reassess the traditional historiographical view on this issue and I offer an alternative view of the sources that described this penetration,... more
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      HistoryRoman HistoryArthurian StudiesHistory of Piracy
Este trabajo se enmarca en las nuevas investigaciones en torno al fin de la Britania romana y pretende aportar algunas consideraciones de carácter militar centradas en la vigilancia, inteligencia y exploración, elementos de vital... more
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      Military HistoryNaval HistoryPost-Roman BritainLate Antiquity
This article is a spin-off from my forthcoming high school reference book, Daily Life in Arthurian Britain (Greenwood Press/ABC-Clio Publishers). Find the article on the Ultimate History Project website:... more
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      HistoryArthurian StudiesEarly Medieval IrelandPost-Roman Britain
Over 15,000 Roman coins from Hampshire have now been recorded by the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) since its inception in 1997. This article builds on recent research on Roman coins and hoards in Wiltshire, Hampshire and Dorset. It... more
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      NumismaticsHistory of Hampshire and WinchesterRoman numismatics and archaeologyRoman coins
This report presents the results from a magnetic geophysical survey at the Roman Saxon Shore Fort
at Lympne, Kent (Monument No: 1005179), known locally as Stutfall Castle.
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      Archaeological GeophysicsRoman Forts and CampsSaxon Shore Forts
Recent excavation and coring of the collapsed east wall of the Saxon Shore fort of Richborough has revealed the manner in which the wall collapsed. This led to a re-evaluation of the original siting of the wall, which must have lain to... more
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      HistoryArchaeologyRoman military archaeologyRoman Military Architecture
Notre travail de recherche en sciences des religions veut demontrer que la figure du roi Arthur, telle qu'elle se manifeste en Grande-Bretagne entre les VIe et XIIe siecles, repond aux exigences theoriques du mythe. Afin de bien... more
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      HistorySociology of ReligionPhilosophyArt
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      Mythology And FolkloreHistoryFolkloreMythology