Dividing England into six regional areas, John Burke vividly reconstructs the Romano-British way of life and reveals a wealth of Roman sites, remains and treasures that can be seen today. Many English towns originated as Roman provincial centres and contain fascinating reminders of those early days, from fragments of Roman walls to complete bath-houses.

Maps, reconstructions and photographs helps to create a real sense of Roman England, and full details are provided on how to get to the most interesting sites. All those eager to rediscover England's past will find this book an indispensable travel companion.