Excavations on the Site of the Roman Fort of Kanovium at Caerhun, Caernarvonshire.
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Collected Reports on the Excavations of the Years 1926-1929 and on the Pottery and Other Objects Found.
The Reports on the Work of 1926 and 1927 Were Rewritten in 1937; the Remainder Are Reprinted as Published in Archaeologia Cambrensis.
AUTHOR: Reynolds, P K Baillie (Kanovium Excavation Committee.)
DATE: 1938
BINDING: Red cloth hardback
PUBLISHER: Cardiff: Kanovium Excavation Committee. Printed by William Lewis Limited.,
CONDITION: Very good.
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1938 Hardback quarto not continuously paginated, plates some folding and figures. Red cloth spine faded, front corner bumped slight mark, otherwise very good.
Excavations of the Roman fort of Kanovium at Caerhun, conducted primarily by P.K. Baillie Reynolds from 1926–1929, revealed a 1st-century timber fort built around AD 77, later rebuilt in stone by the 2nd century. The site included a principia, bath-house, and a large surrounding vicus, with occupational evidence lasting into the 4th century.
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