How Did Ancient Britains Adapt To The Romans Arriving? | Time Team | Odyssey

Time Team investigate a buried villa created following the Roman Empire's invasion of Britain. How did these Britain's adapt to their new overlords and how did they live?
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Carenza - Warrior queen of the Britons ! John Gater - Hero of the Resistance ! Gaius de la Bedoyerius - late second century Roman historian. Saint Mick - the anchorite. Phillipus I of Harding - King of Wessex. Victor Ambrus : time travelling Dutch old master. Helen - the Neo-Neolithic Venus of Anglia, Stewart Ainsworth - druidic landscape hugger. Suzannah Lipscombe - the latter day Lady Godiva, Paul Blinkhorn - Ceramicus maximus. Matt & Raksha - The Prince Albert and Queen Victoria of Time Team. etc.

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