Sujet

Chester's Roman Fort, c2nd century, (c1960s)

Légende

Chester's Roman Fort, c2nd century, (c1960s). Hadrian's wall, Northumberland. Reconstruction drawing of aerial view of fort. Built just after the wall was completed in AD 123, Chesters is the best preserved Roman Cavalry Fort in Britain. It seems very likely that Chesters was the Roman Cilurnum referred to in the late Roman Military List Notitia Dignitatum, established first as a station for cavalry and, later, footsoldiers.

Date

1960

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/Historic England Archive

Notre référence

HRM19B35_132

Model release

Non

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

56,9Mo (4,6Mo) / 44,9cm x 31,8cm / 5301 x 3752 (300dpi)

Mots clés

fleuve bâtiment bâtiments fort arts pays Rome art pont Britannique géographie Anglais couleur Northumberland la défense fortification Romain militaire guerre lieu schéma Tyne La Grande-Bretagne accès concept fleuve Tyne mur de hadrians défensif 21e siècle cavalerie vue aérienne guerre reconstruction Britannia historique English Heritage paysage Alan Ernest Sorrell Sorrell Alan Ernest Alan Sorrell cavalry fort Chester's Fort Cilurnum paysage