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England. Not "Britain", because the Romans never occupied Scotland or Wales.
The pre-Romans peoples of Wales were the Deceangli, Ordovices, Cornovii, Demetae and Silures.
Wales was attacked many times by the Romans,anglo saxons, and Normans.Henry the second tied and failed to conquer wales. Edward 1st was successful.
The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.The U.K. was called Britannia by the Romans. It was a name that encompassed the entire area and there were no present day divisions such as Scotland, Wales, England.
The original Britons lived in England but were driven into Wales when the Romans invaded in 43 AD.
Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.Yes. Recently many Roman finds, ranging from coins to buildings and forts have been unearthed in Wales. These archaeological finds prove that the Romans penetrated deeper into Wales than was previously thought.
The Romans withdrew from England and Wales to better defend the rest of the Empire from incursions happening on the mainland.
Romans conquered most of England, including the South Coast. They occupied parts of Wales and Scotland, too.
Wales has no deserts.
There are many cliffs in Wales
Brianna the Latin name for the Roman province of Britannia, which covered England and Wales. Scotland was called Caledonia.