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Excavations - the fort. Excavations - the vicus. Thursday, 13 March 2014. Roman Castleford is an extremely important archaeological site. Between the years 1974 and 2005 archaeologists have excavated over 30 trenches in Castleford. Material from the site is now on display at Castleford Forum Museum. The most well-known find is the Roman fort of Lagentium, but the archaeologists also found evidence of the civilian settlement and discovered what happened at the site when the Roman army left.

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Excavations - the fort. Excavations - the vicus. Thursday, 13 March 2014. Roman Castleford is an extremely important archaeological site. Between the years 1974 and 2005 archaeologists have excavated over 30 trenches in Castleford. Material from the site is now on display at Castleford Forum Museum. The most well-known find is the Roman fort of Lagentium, but the archaeologists also found evidence of the civilian settlement and discovered what happened at the site when the Roman army left.

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Roman Castleford

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Excavations - the fort. Excavations - the vicus. Thursday, 13 March 2014. Roman Castleford is an extremely important archaeological site. Between the years 1974 and 2005 archaeologists have excavated over 30 trenches in Castleford. Material from the site is now on display at Castleford Forum Museum. The most well-known find is the Roman fort of Lagentium, but the archaeologists also found evidence of the civilian settlement and discovered what happened at the site when the Roman army left.

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Roman Castleford: Early Discoveries

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Excavations - the fort. Excavations - the vicus. On the Roman road network. People have known for a very long time that Castleford was a Roman place on one of the main Roman roads in Britain. Lists of places along the roads of the Roman Empire were written down in the 3rd and 4th centuries AD. These were copied later and preserved in medieval documents. 16th century - John Leland and William Camden. A visit by John Leland in c. 8216;… From Pontefract to Castelleford Village 2.Miles, most by enc...William...

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Roman Castleford: After the Romans

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Excavations - the fort. Excavations - the vicus. The end of the fort and vicus. The Roman army left the Castleford fort in about AD 100, probably because the area around Castleford was peaceful. People went on living in the shops and workshops of the vicus after the Roman army left. They probably earned their living from the travellers using the Roman road through Castleford on the way to the new Roman town at York (Eboracum). The temple and burials. What was the temple like? The archaeologists only foun...

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Roman Castleford: Before the Romans

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Excavations - the fort. Excavations - the vicus. What was here before the Romans? Why is there less evidence for prehistoric Castleford? During prehistory many objects were made from wood, leather and bone. Archaeologists rarely find these ‘organic’ materials on sites because they tend to decay more quickly than the ‘inorganic’ Roman pottery and metal finds. What other evidence is there? The Neolithic and the Bronze Age. Evidence of people living in Castleford. These fragments of pottery date to about 30...

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Roman Castleford: The Site

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Excavations - the fort. Excavations - the vicus. Where was Roman Castleford? Modern Castleford has been built over the top of Roman Castleford so there are no Roman buildings to see. However, the line of the Roman road can still be seen on the map. The Roman road entered Castleford from the south underneath Beancroft Road. It then ran under Welbeck Street and passed east of All Saints’ Church to cross the river by a ford. Map showing the position of the fort and vicus underneath modern Castleford. Simple...

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