Chapter 3 · History
Roman Legacy in Britain
Source: Handbook p.17
The Romans left a lasting legacy in Britain. They built a network of straight roads that connected towns and military camps across the country. Many modern roads follow the routes of Roman roads. They established towns such as London (Londinium), Bath (Aquae Sulis), and York (Eboracum). They also built public baths, central heating systems, and brought new architectural techniques.
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