What is recorded here
Castra Vindolanda was a Roman auxiliary fort established in the 1st century AD, located near the site of Hadrian's Wall in what is now Northumberland, England. It is important as an archaeological site that has yielded significant finds, including the Vindolanda writing tablets, which provide rare insights into daily life in the Roman military.
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- Recorded date
- 4C
- Operator
- Vindolanda Trust (Charity No. 1159798 Company No. 9182268)
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