Roman town of Venta Belgarum

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The Roman town of Venta Belgarum was a major Romano-British settlement and regional administrative center that later evolved into the modern city of Winchester in Hampshire, England.

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Roman town of Venta Belgarum canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman town
Romano-British settlement
archaeological site
approximateFoundingCentury 1st century
archaeologicalEvidence hypocaust systems
inscriptions
mosaic floors
pottery
connectedTo Calleva Atrebatum
Noviomagus Reginorum
linked to: Noviomagus

Portus Adurni
linked to: Portus Lemanis

Sorbiodunum
country United Kingdom
developedInto City of Winchester
flourishedDuring 2nd century
3rd century
4th century
hasCurrentSiteUse urban area of Winchester
hasEvidenceOf continuity into sub-Roman period
hasFeature amphitheatre
baths
cemeteries
defensive walls
forum-basilica
public buildings
street grid
temples
town houses
hasNearbyRiver River Itchen
hasRemains archaeological layers beneath modern Winchester
sections of Roman walls in Winchester
hasSuccessor medieval city of Winchester
hasTypeOf planned Roman town
locatedIn England
Hampshire
Roman Britain
meaningOfName market of the Belgae
modernLocation Winchester
nameLanguage Latin
partOf province of Britannia
postRomanDevelopment early medieval royal and ecclesiastical centre at Winchester
region South East England
timePeriod Roman period in Britain
wasAdministrativeCentreFor Belgae tribe
linked to: Belgae
wasConnectedBy Roman roads
wasPartOf civitas system of Roman Britain
wasRegionalCapitalOf civitas Belgarum
wasUrbanCentreFor surrounding rural territory

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Winchester, Hampshire, England hasRomanPrecursor Roman town of Venta Belgarum