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Craig dug at several other sites over the next several years, including a spectacular Roman town at Caerwent in southeastern Wales.
The Goddess and the Bull MICHAEL BALTER 2005
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Silurum, now Caerwent, near Chepstow; Corinium, now Cirencester, capital of the Dobuni; Isca Dumnoniorum, now Exeter, the most westerly of these towns;
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria" Various
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He was slain at Caerwent for the love of a lady of those parts.
French Mediaeval Romances from the Lays of Marie de France Marie de France
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Silchester and Caerwent did not stand alone in Britain.
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Even our little towns of Silchester and Caerwent in Roman
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[111] Accounts of the Caerwent Excavations, 1899-1910, will be found in _Archaeologia_, vols. lvii-lxii.
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The unit of 240 Roman feet (p. 79) does not appear at Caerwent.
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[76] This failure in symmetry recurs in one or two other Roman towns as probably at Timgad (p. 109) and at Cologne (E. and W. gates), at Silchester and Caerwent, but it may sometimes be the result of alteration.
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But Caerwent never expanded; it remained not much more than 45 acres within the walls.
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Both these towns may be ascribed to the later years of the first century and to the same civilizing process as Silchester and Caerwent.
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