Classical Caledonia

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The book explores the 18th-century discourse surrounding the impact of Roman civilization on the territories north of Hadrian's Wall. It delves into historical interpretations, archaeological findings, and cultural exchanges that shaped perceptions of Roman influence in Britain. Through a detailed analysis of primary sources and scholarly debates, the author illuminates the complexities of identity and heritage in the context of Roman expansion and its lasting legacy on the region.