What the Romans did for us
by Wilkinson, Philip 1955-.
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BookPublisher: Boxtree 2000ISBN: 9780752219028; 0752219022.Classification number: 936.104 WILSubject(s): Inventions -- History | Rome -- Intellectual life | Great Britain -- Civilization -- Roman influencesSubject: Based upon a BBC2 television series, this study examines the inventions and innovations that the Romans brought to Britain. It looks at their vast construction of roads and bridges and investigates their day-to-day lives.
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| 936.1 OLI A history of ancient Britain | 936.1 POL Seven ages of Britain | 936.104 WAC Roman Britain | 936.104 WIL What the Romans did for us | 936.288 BRE Hadrian's Wall | 936.3 CLU The quest for the lost Roman legions: | 936.302 HEA The Goths |
TV tie-in
Includes bibliographical references (p. 157-158) and index
Based upon a BBC2 television series, this study examines the inventions and innovations that the Romans brought to Britain. It looks at their vast construction of roads and bridges and investigates their day-to-day lives.
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