Imagine this: We are in the remote Roman province of Britannia, in a small town called Camulodunum, later named Colchester. It is raining, of course, and the soldiers of the Roman garrison are ...

Located around 50 miles northeast of London, it was originally known as Camulodunum, named after Camulos, the Celtic god of war.

The Roman road from Londinium to Camulodunum (now London to Colchester) passed through here from the now-destroyed Aldgate. A sign marking the site of Aldgate is on the wall of Boots the Chemist.

Camulodunum, in antiquity, was the settlement located at the site of the present-day town of Colchester in Essex, England. Before the Roman conquest of the island, Camulodunum was a Celtic settlement.

That city is Colchester in Essex. It is located around 50 miles northeast of London and was originally known as Camulodunum, named after Camulos, the Celtic god of war.

A 19th-century archaeological discovery, the so-called Colchester Vase, has recently undergone a re-evaluation that could change perceptions about gladiatorial spectacles in the Roman province of ...

Boudica by P.C. Cast Release Date: January 21 from William Morrow Why We’re Excited: A romantasy-tinged historical fiction retelling of the life of the legendary warrior queen Boudica who led an ...

The Cathedral of St Albans in Hertfordshire has a claim to be the most ancient of all Britain’s churches. The story of the settlement it serves can be traced back archaeologically into the Iron Age.

Camulodunum, external - now Colchester, Essex - was the capital of Roman Britain and Britain's first City. In AD60 Queen Boudica of the Iceni, led a rebellion against the Roman rulers and ...

The seat in Essex is famous for being Britain's earliest recorded town, the Roman Camulodunum, but only recently became a city, for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.