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Built in Mediterranean style with fashionable Roman gardens, mosaics and frescos, Fishbourne as a Roman palace for a Romano British ruler

This season's first New Work at London's Globe is actually a revisit by a 2006 hit, and it continues to intrigue the audience.

The Roman fort at Vindolanda predates Hadrian's Wall. It defended northern Roman Britain until the fifth century AD and supported a substantial civilian settlement.

A tour through Britain's history, from Roman times to the present day, with accounts of monarchs, plagues, battles, and the fascinating characters of the country's past.

The rebel emperor of Britain and Gaul for eight years, Carausius's story is one of piracy, betrayal and political intrigue during the third century AD.

Gloucestershire offers up an abundance of ancient Roman Villas and the most intricate and complex is the Chedworth Roman Villa dating from the 2nd to the 5th century.

Wales is one of the countries that make up the United Kingdom. It borders with England to the East. The capital city of Wales is Cardiff.

The Romans may have left the fourth oldest Roman city in Britain over 1,000 years ago, but each summer it teems with life as thousands of schoolchildren explore the site.

With miles of sandy beaches, Northumberland is a great place for a family holiday and there are activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Tucked away on the Essex coast, Mersea Island is good for beach combing, enjoying superb seafood, bird watching and visiting the local vineyard.

London has been a busy port since Roman times when goods from the Roman Empire were traded along the River. Today Docklands is full of visitors from around the world.

Hadrian's Wall is one of the great wonders of the ancient world and to walk along the Wall is to retrace history itself and to walk in the steps of Emperor Hadrian.

The northern county of Northumberland is home to Hadrian's Wall, built by the Romans over 1500 years ago and stretching for 73 miles bordering Scotland and England.

For over 1,700 years Pevensey Castle has played an important role in defending the Sussex coast from invasion.

Tony Robinson explores some dangerous occupations throughout British history, from Roman gold mining to a Victorian tannery.

The wall stretches for 73 miles, dividing England from Scotland. It is one of the most beautiful areas in the UK and if you don't want to walk you can explore by bus.

Welsh may look impenetrable on maps and signs, but teachers at Wales' National Centre for Language and Culture are ready to help decipher the ancient Celtic tongue.

The ancient story of King Arthur, based on no more than the minimum of evidence, is still powerful today through books and movies.