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They took over Wales and what later came to be called England, but not Scotland.
The Romans officially took control of Britain in 43 AD.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans didn't invent Britain, nor did they ever have complete control over the island. However, parts of the island were definitely controlled by Rome and that was from 42 AD to AD 410.
The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.
They took over Wales and what later came to be called England, but not Scotland.
The Romans ruled over Britain from 43 CE - 410 CE.
Western Rome was taken over by the Barbarians. Eastern Rome was taken over by the Ottoman Turks.
The Romans took over a lot of places, but most of the places were ruled by Germanic tribes, whom the Romans considered "barbarians"
Numerous groups have invaded Britain over time such as the Romans, French, and Danes.
Western Rome was taken over by the Barbarians. Eastern Rome was taken over by the Ottoman Turks.
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Yes they did they came after the Romans had left.
The Romans reined from 12bc when they invaded Britain and took over from the Celts till who knows when!
Surely the Romans?
In Britain the rich Romans came and took over the Celt's.
The Romans had left Britain completely by 410. Britain was taken over by the Anglo-Saxons, whose culture and lifestyle were different. when the Vikings conquered York in 866, it was an Anglo-Saxon town.