What is recorded here
Golden Fleece marching camp is a Roman military site, likely dating to the 2nd or 3rd century AD, and is associated with the Roman occupation of northern England. It is important as evidence of Roman military strategy and infrastructure in the region, reflecting the presence of auxiliary forces in the area.
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