Papers In Relation To The Ancient Topography Of The Eastern Counties Of Britain, And On The Right Means Of Interpreting The Roman Itinerary (1869)

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Focusing on the ancient topography of Eastern Britain's counties, this collection of papers by Arthur Taylor examines historical sites in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex. It provides insights into the significance of these locations in ancient times and analyzes the Roman Itinerary, a key document detailing Roman routes across Britain. Taylor discusses various scholarly theories on interpreting this itinerary, making the work essential for enthusiasts of ancient history, archaeology, and geography. The book is a facsimile reprint, preserving its cultural importance.