Ritual Landscapes of Roman South-East Britain

Exploring the diverse religious practices in Roman Britain, this volume delves into the interactions between Celtic natives, Romans, and various traders and soldiers from across Europe and North Africa. It examines how these groups worshipped in towns, countryside, temples, shrines, cemeteries, and homes during a time of relative peace and prosperity. The book is accessible to both general readers and specialists, featuring extensive illustrations, including color and black-and-white photos, drawings, and maps to enhance understanding.