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Localisation:

  • Royaume-Uni, Kirklington
  • geo:53.100513,-0.988024
  • Précision ± 5-25 m.

Classification:

  • Camp fortifié
  • Invisible

Identificateurs:

  • vici:place=12336

Annotations

Il n'y a pas une annotation en français. Présenté est une annotation en Anglais.

This 20 acre (ha) 'vexillation fortress' was probably garrisoned by a detachment of Legio IX Hispana or (less-likely) Legio XIV Gemina, and may very likely be attributed to the campaigns of the aged but much-honoured governor Aulus Didius Gallus between AD52 and 57. It was during the tenure of this man that the episode of Brigantian power-politics narrated by Tacitus (Annals XII.xl) resulted in the uprising of Venutius the consort of Queen Cartimandua, which was of such a serious nature that the aged Queen had to be rescued by a task force sent by Gallus.

This is one of about twenty-five forts that were established at the time of, or after the conquest but before the Boudican revolt.


".. Some [auxiliary] cohorts were sent to her aid and a sharp contest followed, which was at first doubtful but had a satisfactory termination. The legion under the command of Caesius Nasica fought with a similar result. ..." (Tacitus Annales XII.xl)"1

See also:

Références

  1. ↑RBO: Osmanthorpe

This 20 acre (ha) 'vexillation fortress' was probably garrisoned by a detachment of Legio IX Hispana or (less-likely) Legio XIV Gemina, and may very likely be attributed to the campaigns of the aged but much-honoured governor Aulus Didius Gallus between AD52 and 57. It was during the tenure of this man that the episode of Brigantian power-politics narrated by Tacitus (Annals XII.xl) resulted in the uprising of Venutius the consort of Queen Cartimandua, which was of such a serious nature that the aged Queen had to be rescued by a task force sent by Gallus.

This is one of about twenty-five forts that were established at the time of, or after the conquest but before the Boudican revolt.


".. Some [auxiliary] cohorts were sent to her aid and a sharp contest followed, which was at first doubtful but had a satisfactory termination. The legion under the command of Caesius Nasica fought with a similar result. ..." (Tacitus Annales XII.xl)"1

See also:

Références

  1. ↑RBO: Osmanthorpe


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