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Zmags
Lost City of the Legion
New discoveries on the site of the Roman fortress at CaerleonForeword
“Caerleon is the best preserved and most accessible Roman legionary fortress in the UK, and I
was delighted to have the opportunity to visit the excavations in 2010. The research that has
taken place at the site since 2006 is of international importance, and the excavations in Priory
Field have produced a wealth of new evidence about the fortress and its garrison. The results
of the new geophysical survey are particularly significant as they have located a complex of
previously unknown Roman buildings, which could lead to a change in the way we think about
how Britain was conquered and occupied by the Roman army almost 2,000 years ago. The
archaeological work and these new discoveries have certainly captured the imagination of the
public, with more than 7,000 people visiting the dig and dozens of people volunteering on site.
Lost City of the Legion New discoveries on the si
Foreword “Caerleon is the best preserved and mo
Introduction Archaeologists from Cardiff Univer
The Legion and the creation of Roman Wales "on
Mapping Isca Magnetometry and resistivity were
Mapping Isca The surveys in Priory Field in the
Excavating a legionary store building In 2008 a
Priory fields: armour and a legion of finds The
Priory fields: armour and a legion of finds "Ev
A new monumental suburb One of the most excitin
A new monumental suburb The identification of a
Training - students and volunteers "Those last
Involving the public - site events "My daughte
Engaging the global community "Just a note to t
The Future "It’s a joy to witness the exhilarat
Acknowledgments The surveys and excavations in