Exeter in Roman Times

Exeter in Roman TimesIn its final form, Roman Exeter (Isca Dumnoniorum) was a fine walled city nearly 100 acres in extent and entered by four gates. Streets were fronted by shops and houses built of stone or half timbered. In the centre were public buildings, the Forum and the Baths. This booklet tries to explain how it came about.

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