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A Roman fort capable of housing 1,000 auxiliary soldiers has been discovered in a remote area of Pembrokeshire, potentially rivaling garrisons on Hadrian's Wall.
Background
The Roman Empire expanded into Britain starting in 43 AD, establishing control over much of present-day England and Wales. Roman occupation lasted for nearly four centuries, leaving behind significant archaeological evidence of their military presence, infrastructure, and cultural influence across the landscape.
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Archaeological Discovery of Roman Fort in Pembrokeshire
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Highlighting the potential historical significance and scale of the newly discovered Roman fort.
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