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 An amphitheatre is built outside the walls of Corinium |
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c. 125 |
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| Artist's impression of the Roman amphitheatre at Cirencester
Corinium Museum, Cirencester
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| Timber houses in Corinium are rebuilt in stone with mosaic floors |
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c. 125 |
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| Flora from the Seasons Mosaic, 2nd century
Corinium Museum, Cirencester
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 London as a trading centre |
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c. 150 |
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| A Romano-British brooch depicts a bird in flight |
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c. 200 |
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| Bird Brooch found at Cirencester amphitheatre
Corinium Museum, Cirencester
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| A Jupiter Column is built at Corinium |
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c. 200 |
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| Corinthian capital, probably for a column supporting Jupiter
Corinium Museum, Cirencester
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| Constantine proclaimed emperor in York |
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306 |
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| Corinium has a flourishing mosaic school |
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c. 350 |
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| Hare mosaic, 4th century
Corinium Museum, Cirencester
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| Septimius restores a Jupiter column and claims the credit |
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c. 363 |
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| The Septimius Stone, 360-363 AD
Corinium Museum, Cirencester
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| Roman presence in Britain reduced |
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c. 380 |
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| A coin minted in Milan is lost in southern England |
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c. 398 |
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| Gold Solidus of Honorius, 395-402 AD
Corinium Museum, Cirencester
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| Visigoths plunder Rome |
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410 |
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| Angles and Saxons enter England |
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c. 450 |
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| Vandals sack Rome |
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455 |
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| Anglo-Saxon kingdom in west Sussex |
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c. 500 |
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