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In roman times what was doncaster called?
danum i think
What is the motto of Danum Academy?
Danum Academy's motto is 'Respect - Progress - Succeed'.
Which English town was Danum the Roman name for?
Doncaster
Who is the richest headteacher in the UK?
the headteacher of Danum Academy, Doncaster, earns more than the prime minister.
How was Doncaster made?
doncaster was origonly founded by the Romans under the name danum and was a major town mainly due to the river don
Did the Romans live in Doncaster?
Yes, Doncaster was founded when the Romans built a fort in the area about 71 AD. The Romans called the fort Danum.
How did Doncaster get its name?
The original fort was called Danum, derives to Don; Caster came from the Saxon adaptation of the Latin word "Castra", meaning a military camp. So a fort camp.
Is doncaster a roman army settlement?
Yes, a fort was built at the crossing of the river Don in the first century AD. The fort was at first called Caer Daun. Later it was called Danum.
Bugtong ng mga igorot?
matatagpuan ang mga igorot sa pwet ng kalabaw hanapin nyo dun
Does Malaysia have rain forests?
Yes and it is indeed a major forest type in the country, Namely Taman Negara Pahang, Taman Negara Kinabalu, Danum Valley, Taman Negara Bako among other.
Is Danum Academy in Doncaster South Yorkshire England a good school?
The most recent OFSTED inspections in March 09 and October 11 judged the school as good, acknowledging a number of outstanding features. Progression of learners at Danum is also judged as good, recognizing that many of the young people progress from a lower than average starting point. All systems and support to do with child protection, safeguarding and safety, as well as care, guidance, and support of the learners is currently judged as outstanding; the school is a safe and secure place in which to learn.
Examples of ilocano riddles?
Here are a few ilocano riddles: "Saan a kasangpetan, nagtataka iti ulo, ket iti kamputesan, agkumustan amin." Translation: A head that wonders in the dark, but shines bright when uncovered. (Answer: Candila - candle) "Nagtaggingka ti baro, saan nga agtara iti kataw." Translation: Always standing up but never walks. (Answer: Raguwak - household broom) "Saan nga agbanglo, saan nga agasagip." Translation: Doesn't bloom, doesn't bear fruit. (Answer: Aringay - egg)
