What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: The City Wall Built by the Romans about 200A.D., since repaired by others. Much of the City Wall still stands, some of it of original Roman workmanship.
The City Wall in Exeter was initially constructed by the Romans around 200 A.D. and has been crucial for the city's defense and preservation, with portions of the original Roman structure still intact today.
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