Roman city walls of Verulamium

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The Roman city walls of Verulamium are the substantial remains of the defensive fortifications of the ancient Roman town at modern St Albans in Hertfordshire, England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman city wall
archaeological site
scheduled monument
builtDuring Roman Britain
builtFor defensive purposes
urban fortification
city St Albans
country United Kingdom
county Hertfordshire
culture Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
era Roman era
hasHeritageNumber Historic England List Entry 1010905
Historic England List Entry 1101080
hasPart London Gate of Verulamium
curtain wall sections
surviving bastions
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed structure
Scheduled Monument
locatedIn England
Hertfordshire
St Albans
United Kingdom
Verulamium
locatedNear River Ver
St Albans Cathedral
locatedNextTo Verulamium Park
locatedOn western side of modern St Albans
materialUsed flint
ragstone
tile bonding courses
nearbyMuseum Verulamium Museum
originalFunction enclosing Roman town of Verulamium
partOf Roman archaeological remains at St Albans
Roman town of Verulamium
linked to: Verulamium

defensive circuit of Verulamium
presentDayAccess open to the public
presentDayUse educational site
tourist attraction
region East of England
significantPeriod 3rd century AD
survivingLength substantial sections remain above ground
topicalConcept Roman fortifications in Britain
city walls in England

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St Albans, Hertfordshire hasRomanSite Roman city walls of Verulamium
Roman city walls of Verulamium hasPart London Gate of Verulamium
linked to: Roman city walls of Verulamium