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Do m\u00e1is interesante o que est\u00e1 a aparecer nas proximidades do campamento romano de Vindolanda, un dos n\u00facleos centrais da organizaci\u00f3n militar da defensa da Muralla de Hadriano, que protex\u00eda a Britania romana de Escocia. Nada menos que un posible campo de refuxiados, composto por centos de cabanas, posiblemente de tribos ao norte da muralla vistas como traidoras polas outras tribos escocesas, \u00e1s que se lle deu refuxio na banda sur da impo\u00f1ente muralla nun momento concreto do s\u00e9culo III d.C. . En The Guardian<\/a>:<\/p>\n “A major dig close to Hadrian’s Wall has revealed traces of a suspected refugee camp which would have housed tribespeople fleeing south from a breakdown of society north of the imperial border in the third century AD. (…)<\/p>\n The director of excavations at the site, Dr Andrew Birley, said: “These are very unusual buildings and it looks as though they may number into the hundreds. Events clearly took place here on a large scale to lead to this sort of construction.” (…) <\/p>\n “Roman soldiers did not build roundhouses but were billeted in large rectangular barracks (…) These are unique structures to be found inside a Roman fort. They are simple and very much the sort of housing you might expect to find north of Hadrian’s Wall in this period, in settlements used by small farming communities.<\/p>\n “It is quite possible that what we have here is the Roman army providing for these farmers \u2013 creating a temporary refuge for the most vulnerable people from north of the wall.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Por se algu\u00e9n est\u00e1 interesado, o doutor Birley explicar\u00e1 os achados<\/a> o 25 de agosto no centro de interpretaci\u00f3n de Vindolanda, e antes po\u00f1en unha copa de vi\u00f1o, que \u00e9 un magn\u00edfico xeito de comezar unha conferencia. :-)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Do m\u00e1is interesante o que est\u00e1 a aparecer nas proximidades do campamento romano de Vindolanda,…<\/p>\n