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Salve, Has the next map been decided yet? Anxiously awaiting the results, BTW I also support a map of Rome itself, layered to show construction and perhaps, destruction...410CE and 546CE? Vale,

Peter, Given the amount of time between the Roman "official" departure to the influx of the germans I would think that they would have assimilated into the local culture through inter-marriage and land owning and might have been reluctant to join the influx of tribes. Plus, I am not sure how much we know, right now, of the numbers of German auxiliaries in Britain at the beginning of the 5th century. These are my guesses based on readings so far, so take them with a grain of salt, a loaf of bread and a jug of gaulish wine. Felix Anno Novum

Is that what happened to, "province of Badiddlyboing Odawidahonia"? ROFL Sorry, could not resist... So, getting back to the topic...does Lincoln have a temple or ruins thereof and is there a good reference for the construction and life in a colonia?

While I voted for a wall map of Roman Britain, I would like to see a late Empire as suggested by Medicus, but then I am interested in the fringes of the Empire, so another suggestion Germania and Gaul. Roman Britain should be a vertical 36x24, if you do it. I should also like to point out that I will probably buy any map you guys put out seeing as how the first map is so nice! Yes, I do have the Ordance Survey Map, but having something up on the wall would be nice to have.

Oooh, very excited to be here! I am studying classics and hope to go digging at Hadrian's Wall within the next two years, can't afford the airfare yet. My interest is the intersection between the military and religion. Since I served for 12 years, I thought I might put my background to good use, especially since all the military academies worldwide STILL read the Roman classics. Looking forward to asking questions, getting answers, making friends and all that good stuff. PS Felix Novus Annus