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The History Of England
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Roman Britain
43 ad - 410 ad
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Roman Britain
Julius Caesar's 1st Invasion
55 BC
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Julius Caesar's 2nd Invasion
54 BC
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Augustus Receives British Kings
48 BC - 1 AD
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1st Planned Augustinian Expedition
34 BC
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2nd Planned Augustinian Expedition
27 BC
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3rd Planned Augustinian Expedition
25 bc
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Tiberius' Troops Visit
16 AD
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Carried to England by a storm during German Campaigns
Claudius' Invasion Begins
43 AD
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Roman Britain
43 AD - 410
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Hadrian's Wall Built
128
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Antonine Wall Built
142
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Retreat To Hadrian's Wall
162
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Division Into Britannia Superior & Inferior
197
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Anthropological History
Most Britons Speak Common Brythonic
500 bc
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Himilco The Carthaginian Visits England
450 BC
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Greeks, Phoenicians & Carthaginians Trade For Cornish Tin
350 BC - 300 BC
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Pytheas Visits Britain
325 BC
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First Large British Towns
175 BC
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Iron Bars Used As Currency
100 bc
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Brythonic Tribes: Trinovantes
Reign Of Mandubracius
54 BC - 34 BC
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Installed as Client-King of the Trinovantes in South-East England by Julius Caesar. He had previously fled to Gaul after his Father, Imanuentius/Mannuētios, was overthrown by the warlord Cassivellaunus
Reign Of Addedomarus
34 bc - 15 bc
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Catuvellauni
A Brythonic Tribal Kingdom centred around Colchester & St. Albans
Reign Of Cassiuellaunos
60 BC - 20 BC
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Defeated by Julius Caesar in 54 BC but allowed to continue as ruler on condition that he did not attack the Trinovantes
Reign Of Tasciovanus
20 BC - 9 AD
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Reign Of Cunobeline
9 AD - 42 AD
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Reign Of Togodumnus
42 ad - 43 ad
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Reign Of Carātacos
43 ad - 50 ad
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Atrebates
A Brythonic Tribal Kingdom centred on Silchester
Reign Of Commius
30 bc - 20 bc
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Previously a ringleader in the Pan-Gaulish revolt
Reign Of Tincomarus
25 BC - 8 AD
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Co-Ruler with his Father, Commius, then Co-ruler with his brother, Eppilus, until deposed by his subjects for unknown reasons. Fled to Rome
Reign Of Eppillus
20 BC - 15 AD
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Possibilities
a) Deposed by his brother Verica & fled to kent
b) Peacefully moved aside to rule in Kent
c) Died & Eppillus Of Kent is a different man
Reign Of Verica
15 AD - 41 AD
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Lost territory to Eppaticu of the Catuvellauni. Recovered it after his death.
Reign Of Epatticu
25 ad - 35 ad
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Atrebates Annexed By Catuvellauni
41 AD
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Verica expelled and fled to Rome. As an ally of Rome, this formed the pretext for Claudius' Invasion