I was just thinking about Julians thoughts about the Romans and The Ure-Swale Plataeu - the location of the forts in the area - Bainbridge, Catterick and Aldborough matches to a tee the areas that I think mark out the sacred landscape.
As if that's not enough, most of you do not know that there is an unknown Roman fort within a mile of Thornborugh itself.
Does this mean the spiritual landscape that was carved out in the Neolithic was just as important in the Iron Age and became the focal point for the Roman suppression of the area? Or is it more a natural geography sort of thing?
 Reply | with quote | Posted by BrigantesNation
15th August 2003ce
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