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https://researchframeworks.org/wmrf/wp-content/uploads/sites/28/2021/12/4.3-Rome.png1008975An Assessment Simon Esmonde Cleary Introduction Like the Roman god Janus, the West Midlands region faces both ways in Roman Britain. It straddles the two archaeological provinces, the south and east with its archaeology of towns, villas, temples, burials, multitudinous artefacts, and the north and west with its forts, vici and ‘native’ settlements, and a […]