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Roman Ports, Forts & Camps – YouTube

January 15, 2022July 9, 2022 romansinscotland 78 Views 0 Comments DrAndrewTibbs, Flavian Period 69 to 96 AD, fort, port, video

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Ayr Marching Camp Found in 2015
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