The date of Pevensey and the defence of an ‘Imperium Britanniarum’

Michael G. Fulford · Ian Tyers

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New work at the late Roman fort at Pevensey has recovered oak foundation piles. The precision of a tree-ring date for them is occasion to look again at the pattern of coastal forts of which Pevensey is a part.

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2005Carausius and Allectus 1968Fifth Report on the Excavations of the Roman Fort at Richborough, Kent 1995The Saxon Shore 1976Roman forts of the Saxon Shore 1975Excavations at Portchester Castle : Volume I: Roman 1983The Excavation of the Roman Forts of the Classis Britannica at Dover, 1970-1977 1993Saxon Raiding and the Role of the Late Roman Coastal Forts of Britain

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