Roman Leicester

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Roman Leicester was the ancient Roman settlement and urban center underlying the modern English city of Leicester, notable for its substantial archaeological remains and civic structures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman town
archaeological site
archaeologyConductedBy University of Leicester Archaeological Services NERFINISHED
connectedBy Fosse Way NERFINISHED
Roman road to Cirencester
Roman road to Lincoln
country United Kingdom
crossedBy River Soar NERFINISHED
developedFrom 1st-century Roman military occupation
excavationSite Jewry Wall area NERFINISHED
St Nicholas Circle area
Vaughan Way area NERFINISHED
followedBy medieval Leicester
function administrative centre
market town
hasAlternativeName Ratae NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalEvidence burials
industrial areas
metalworking
pottery kilns
stone buildings
hasCityStatus civitas capital
hasFeature basilica
cemeteries
defensive walls
forum
gates
hypocaust systems
mosaic floors
public baths
road junction
street grid
temples
theatre
town ramparts
townhouses
hasMuseum Jewry Wall Museum (interpreting Roman Leicester) NERFINISHED
hasNameInLatin Ratae Corieltauvorum NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation scheduled monument (parts of site)
inhabitedBy Corieltauvi NERFINISHED
locatedIn England
Leicester NERFINISHED
Leicestershire NERFINISHED
Roman Britain NERFINISHED
partOf province of Britannia NERFINISHED
periodOfUse 1st century to 5th century CE
precededBy Iron Age settlement at Leicester
reachedUrbanPeak 2nd century CE
underlies modern city of Leicester

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Jewry Wall partOf Roman Leicester