Caistor Roman Town: Community, Heritage and Recent Discoveries

In this talk, Will Bowden considers our current understanding of Caistor Roman town, focusing on what the recent research by the Caistor Roman Project in the surrounding area has added to our knowledge of the town’s origins and history. It will also look at what broader recent research on Roman Britain has contributed to changing views of Caistor.
This event is part of the Norfolk Archaeological Trust: Its Centenary and Beyond Project (NAT 100 for short) which is supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The project is helping Norfolk Archaeological Trust, in partnership with Norfolk Record Office (NRO), to celebrate its first hundred years and improve its resilience for the future. Find out more about the project at www.norfarchtrust.org.uk/news....

[@kathymcbride2425]

what caistor are you talking about

[@NorfolkRecordOffice]

Hi Kathy, thanks for your comment and interest in the video. There is only one Caistor Roman Town. There is another parish called Caister, or Caister-on-Sea, which is next to Great Yarmouth. I hope this clarifies things for you.