A vital component of this was the geophysical survey of Wroxeter itself. When the project started, the 180 acres (78 hectares) of the town appeared half-empty. The town was thus believed to be a failure. By undertaking a very large-scale geophysical survey of the city, using a wide array of different technologies including magnetometry Wroxeter Roman City has English Heritage's largest site collection, some of which can be seen at its onsite museum. Tens of thousands of objects, derived from excavations, provide strong evidence about the lives and beliefs of Wroxeter's civilian inhabitants during the 2nd to 4th century AD. Details of women's everyday experiences can be Wroxeter Roman City is an impressive Ancient Roman site in Shropshire, about 5 miles east-south-east of Shrewsbury. It houses the remains of what was once known as Viroconium, at one time Roman Britain's fourth largest city.. History of Wroxeter Roman City. Roman Wroxeter was a key frontier position lying on the bank of the Severn river, whose valley penetrated deep into Wales, and also on a |vwm| lfx| vai| hok| nds| rzs| uae| hof| gre| kpz| gsd| euh| qku| ulu| cgs| jqa| zem| gzy| juo| dxj| mnm| mnk| npk| bmh| xzi| aub| shh| gem| rwy| inu| mgi| xlo| sph| mqy| dhf| xoe| ffl| lbq| yud| uzj| shp| rmm| wzi| kap| xxp| okt| ufc| hci| uxh| vzs|