A new book details the stories of those who lived, worked, and were buried in Carlisle nearly 2,000 years ago. The publication, titled "Life and Death in Roman Carlisle: Excavations at 107-117 ...

This letter was sent to Carlisle within a few years of the construction of the Roman fort, in AD72/73.This stylus tablet is the earliest contemporary written reference to the use of the name ...

These findings highlight Carlisle's role as a historic multicultural hub, with strong ties to the auxiliary troops stationed at its two Roman forts. Dr Hobson said: "The burial rites and grave ...

But now it is hoped a long-running archaeological dig on the site of an imperial Roman bathhouse in Carlisle can also help a number of long-term unemployed people back into work. About 15 people ...

Frontiers of the Roman Empire. A Social and Economic Study by CR Whittaker (Baltimore, 1994) Sites along Hadrian's Wall between Newcastle and Carlisle, and along the Antonine Wall between Edinb ...