The Romanization of Roman Britain
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(1904) 142-7, and Proceedings of Soc. of Antiq. of Scotland, xxxviii. 454.
° The town wall of Isurium, partly visible to-day in Mr. A. S.
Lawson's garden, is constructed in a fashion which suggests rather the CHRONOLOGY OF THE ROMANIZATION 57 Peace hardly set in till the opening of the third century.
It was then, I think, that country-houses and farms first became common in all parts of the civilized area. The statistics of datable objects discovered in these buildings seem conclusive on this p...oint. Except in Kent and the south-eastern region generally, not only coins, but also pottery of the first century are infrequent, and many sites have yielded nothing earlier than about a. d. 250. Despite the ill name that attaches to the third and fourth centuries, they were perhaps for Britain, as for parts of Gaul,^ a period of progressive prosperity. Certainly, the number of British country-houses and farms inhabited during the years A.D. 280-350 must have been very large. Prosperity culminated, perhaps, in the Constantinian Age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1904) 142-7, and Proceedings of Soc. of Antiq. of Scotland, xxxviii. 454.
° The town wall of Isurium, partly visible to-day in Mr. A. S.
Lawson's garden, is constructed in a fashion which suggests rather the CHRONOLOGY OF THE ROMANIZATION 57 Peace hardly set in till the opening of the third century.
It was then, I think, that country-houses and farms first became common in all parts of the civilized area. The statistics of datable objects discovered in these buildings seem conclusive on this p...oint. Except in Kent and the south-eastern region generally, not only coins, but also pottery of the first century are infrequent, and many sites have yielded nothing earlier than about a. d. 250. Despite the ill name that attaches to the third and fourth centuries, they were perhaps for Britain, as for parts of Gaul,^ a period of progressive prosperity. Certainly, the number of British country-houses and farms inhabited during the years A.D. 280-350 must have been very large. Prosperity culminated, perhaps, in the Constantinian Age.
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