Religion in Roman Britain was deeply tied to political and social life. Temples acted not only as places of worship but also as centers of community. They were often the focal points of civic life, where citizens gathered to celebrate victories, ask for divine favor, or simply engage in the rituals

The history of religion in Roman Britain is deeply intertwined with the empire's expansive power and the variety of belief systems it embraced. When the Romans invaded Britain in 43 CE, they brought with them a rich array of religious practices, many of which were initially foreign to the native

Alice Roberts has delved into the fascinating history of Roman Britain, particularly the period from AD 43 when the Romans first invaded the island. She has explored the remains of Roman villas, baths, and fortresses, helping to bring to light how the Romans influenced British life. The Romans intro

With the Roman withdrawal, Britain was left to face a significant crisis. The withdrawal of the Roman military left a vacuum, not only in terms of defense but in terms of social and cultural identity. For generations, Britons had been subjects of the Roman Empire. Many Britons had come to identify t