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The Eagle And The Bear A New History Of Roman Scotland John H Reid

Name: The Eagle And The Bear A New History Of Roman Scotland John H Reid
SKU: BELL-48524686
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Birlinn

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 66.29 MB

Pages: 256

Author: John H. Reid

ISBN: 9781780278148, 1780278144

Language: English

Year: 2023

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The Eagle And The Bear A New History Of Roman Scotland John H Reid by John H. Reid 9781780278148, 1780278144 instant download after payment.

For over three centuries, the inhabitants of North Britain faced the might of Rome, resulting in some of the most extraordinary archaeology of the ancient world.Drawing on his on his extensive experience, John H. Reid considers many of the controversies surrounding Roman Scotland, several of which remain points of lively debate. From a reassessment of the loss of the Ninth Legion and the reasons for building and maintaining Hadrian's Wall, to considering what spurred at least four Roman Emperors to personally visit the edge of the Empire, he offers an informed view of what it was like to be at the dark heart of imperialism and slavery, and to be on the receiving end of Rome's merciless killing machine.