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Roman Colchester, Canterbury and Malta: the good and bad news

Published - Feb 10 2010 00:04 AM

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This is a bit of a "catch up" post about Roman things that have been going on (or being squashed) in the UK and overseas. First Colchester (or "Camolodunum" to you and me). This is where one of the very few chariot racing tracks have been found ... Read Full Story

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