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On the
night of March 13th
during the 410 British Museum conference,
Hadrian's Wall will be illuminated by HWHL to mark
the 1600th anniversary of the End of Roman Britain.
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Solidus of Constantine III (407-11),
Copyright: Trustees of the British Museum
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How
much survived, and how much changed? What did the conquerors leave
behind? Did the new Britain forged in the period after the departure
of Rome bear the hallmarks of Roman civilisation, or was it a
revolutionary new order of Britons and Germans?.
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The AD 410 Committee has been formed to mark this hugely important anniversary with involvement from the Association for Roman Archaeology, the British Museum, Cardiff University, English Heritage, Terry Jones, the Roman Society (which celebrates its Centenary in 2010) and the Society of Antiquaries, the Committee. The programme of 410-2010 events centres around a comprehensive range of conferences across England and Wales. In addition there will be re-enactment festivals and a series of other events and projects all designed to spread public understanding of 410 and push the debate on the period forward. |
The walls of Caerwent
The Rialton stone.
Post-Roman
inscription.
used without permission.