Vindolanda
Roman auxiliary fort in Northumberland guarding the Stanegate road, predating Hadrian's Wall by decades and famous for its Vindolanda tablets - the oldest surviving handwritten documents in Britain.
Dated events and their evidence
- 85 CE mainstream
fort built to guard the Stanegate source - 370 CE mainstream
Roman occupation ends source
Where
54.9911° N, 2.3608° W
Sources
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