About “Rome's Saxon Shore: Coastal Defences of Roman Britain AD 250-500”
Rome's Saxon Shore: Coastal Defences of Roman Britain AD 250–500 examines the military command established in the late 3rd century to defend the coasts of Roman Britain against seaborne raids. The book focuses on the fortifications along the English Channel, particularly those in east and south-east England, which are among the best-preserved Roman forts in the world. These structures reflect the strategic importance of the region during the Late Roman Empire.