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The Construction of Hadrian's Wall
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176 pages
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Focusing on the monumental achievement of Roman engineering, this narrative explores the construction of Hadrian's Wall, a significant fortification in ancient Britain. It delves into the historical context, examining the motivations behind its creation, the challenges faced by the builders, and the impact on local populations. The book highlights the interplay of military strategy and architectural innovation, offering insights into the lives of the soldiers and laborers involved in this ambitious project that marked the northern boundary of the Roman Empire.
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2006, paperback
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