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June 29, 2020 andy1962

Roman Fort – Ancient History Encyclopedia

Description of a Roman Fort. In Wallsend a fort had 480 legionaries and 120 cavalry which gives you an idea of the size.

Source: Roman Fort – Ancient History Encyclopedia

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