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Elements of evolutionary genetics

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A Roman Basket from Carlisle

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The south gate of a Flavian fort at Carlisle

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A Roman Gold Ear-Ring from Birdoswald

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Bibra (Beckfoot). Cumberland, England. Coastal fort S of the W end of Hadrian's Wall, for an infantry unit of 500, built of stone with internal angle towers and four gates with guard-chambers, occupied from Hadrian's reign until the late 4th c

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Bravoniacum (Kirkby Thore). Westmorland, England. On the road from Eburacum (York) to Luguvallium (Carlisle)

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Galava (Ambleside). Westmorland, Englang. At the head of Lake Windermere, which may have been used for transporting supplies from the S, on roads from Alone (Watercrook) and Brocavum (Brougham) to the W coast at Glannoventa (Ravenglass)

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Mediobogdum (Hardknott). Cumberland, England. A fort on level ground on the W side of a mountain pass, which controls the road from Galava (Ambleside) to Glannoventa (Ravenglass) and commands an extensive view over the Irish Sea

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Voreda (Old Penrith). Cumberland, England. Unexcavated fort and civil settlement, 20.8 km S of Carlisle

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Tell el-Frain, Egypt. An industrial Site in the Nile Delta

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[Rezension von: Harden: British Museum. Masterpieces of glass. London: the Trustees of the British Museum (1968)]

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Reycross. Yorkshire, England. A castra aestivalia large enough to hold a legion, probably constructed during Agricola's campaign

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Glannoventa (Ravenglass). Cumberland, England. Once thought to be Agricola's base for an invasion of Ireland, but probably a Hadrianic foundation

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Whitley Castle. Norhumberland, England. Fort with a well-preserved series of ditches, three on each side except for the SW side which has seven

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A Roman Cut Glass Plate form Wroxeter

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The Xanten glass

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Olenacum or Olerica (Old Carlisle). Cumberland, England. The alternative name is suggested by a study of the Ravenna Cosmography

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Brocavum (Brougham). Cumberland, England. Fort and civil settlement, occupied from ca. A. D. 80 until the 5th c. Garrisons included a numerus of Stratonician cavalry and a cohort of Gauls

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Derventio (Papcastle). Cumberland, England. A fort for a military cohort or cavalry ala, probably a Trajanic foundation with occupation continuing until the late 4th c

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Verterae (Brough-under-Stainmore). Westmorland, England. The fort is partly covered by a mediaeval castle and few excavations have been made

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