If the 'Romans in Britain' series has left you eager to find out more about the history of Britain and the Roman occupation, the following websites may be good places to start:
The British Museum has a gallery dedicated to Roman Britain.
English Heritage - for details of re-enactments and other buildings of interest.
Vindolanda Trust - information about the excavation site and its museum.
National Trust - for more details about their sites.
The Museum of London has a gallery dedicated to Roman London.
The BBC and the Open University are not responsible for the content of external websites
Romans in Britain in more depth:
OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Programme one - 'Fact and Fable'
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The first programme in the BBC/OU Romans In Britain series explores the real story of invasion. Read more : OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Programme one - 'Fact and Fable'
OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Programme three - 'Hadrian's Wall: The Edge of the Empire'
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The third programme in the BBC/OU's Romans in Britain series examined Hadrian's Wall. Read more : OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Programme three - 'Hadrian's Wall: The Edge of the Empire'
OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Programme two - 'Coming of Age'
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The day-to-day realities of an occupation bedded down were explored in the second progamme in the BBC/OU Romans in Britain series. Read more : OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Programme two - 'Coming of Age'
OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Books
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Do you want to know more about the Empire? Follow our tips for reading the Romans. Read more : OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Books
OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - On-screen team
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Find out more about presenter Guy de la Bédoyère and the other experts making up the on-screen team. Read more : OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - On-screen team
OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Taking it further: Courses
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Take your interest in the Romans to the next level with one of our Open University courses. Read more : OU on the BBC: Romans in Britain - Taking it further: Courses
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