Lancaster. England. A Roman fort site at the N end of the Lancashire plain. Occupation began in the Flavian period with the construction of an auxuiliary fort on top of the hill now occupied by the Castle and St. Mary's Church:
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| title_fullStr | Lancaster. England. A Roman fort site at the N end of the Lancashire plain. Occupation began in the Flavian period with the construction of an auxuiliary fort on top of the hill now occupied by the Castle and St. Mary's Church |
| title_full_unstemmed | Lancaster. England. A Roman fort site at the N end of the Lancashire plain. Occupation began in the Flavian period with the construction of an auxuiliary fort on top of the hill now occupied by the Castle and St. Mary's Church |
| title_short | Lancaster. England. A Roman fort site at the N end of the Lancashire plain. Occupation began in the Flavian period with the construction of an auxuiliary fort on top of the hill now occupied by the Castle and St. Mary's Church |
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