Video about Ammaia, a Roman town in Lusitania (Portugal) founded by Augustus in the first century AD. Pretty cool, shows how the main shopping street might have looked, plus a detailed view of the baths and the ’ courthouse’.
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**Corinium Dobunnorum (Cirencester) **
Capital in Anorien?
Anglo saxon type wall, with one or two stone gates. Room for nature/farms within the walls, and maybe some Anglo saxon type houses at the edge?
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Romans in the Netherlands
Forum Hadrianus along a roman canal connecting the Rhine and Meuse
The castra at Maastricht 
The Roman bridge at Maastricht
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Vicus of Ockenburg, a small cavalry fort 
Castellum Zwammerdam 
Roman army tent 
Roman watchtower with fire beacon 
Roman flatbottom hull ships 
Interior of roman army barracks 
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Roman street with shops in Woerden
The houses extended (on average) 34 meter backwards on their plot, with a maximum of 44 meters. They were around 5 to 8 meters wide. They had a small, square basement either at the front, or at the back. Small holes were found in the area behind the houses which were either wells for water, or cesspits. Loam was used to build the walls of the houses, but also the walls surrounding the garden using a rammed earth technique. These rammed earth lime walls were supported by wooden poles on either side.
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Reconstruction of a roman villa in Rijswijk converted from a boxframe barn (3rd century AD)
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Two massive stone statues of the pharaoh Amenhotep III. For the past 3,400 years, they have stood in the Theban Necropolis.
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