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Vinovia or
Vinovium was a
Roman fort and
settlement situated just over 1 mile (1.6 km) to the
north of the town of
Bishop Auckland on the
banks of the...
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Modern name
Modern County Epia****
Whitley Castle,
Alston Northumberland Vinovium Binchester County Durham Caturactonium Catterick North Yorkshire Calatum...
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throughout the
medieval period and into the 16th and 17th centuries.
Vinovia or
Vinovium was a
Roman fort and
settlement built around AD 79
situated just over 2...
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junctions From Ebora****
Major intersections Isurium, Cataractonium, Morbium,
Vinovium, Longovicium, Vindomora, Coria, Onnum, Habitan****, Bremenium, Trimontium...
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Piercebridge Roman Fort
Location in
County Durham Alternative name(s) Morbium,
Vinovium Founded c. 2nd
century AD
Abandoned 5th or 6th
century Place in the Roman...
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split into Dere
Street running 12 Roman
miles northeast to
Vinovium (Binchester) and the
Roman equivalent of
Watling Street running 16 or 18 Roman...
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Longovicium (Lanchester),
Piercebridge (Morbium),
Vindomora (Ebchester) and
Vinovium (Binchester). (The
Roman fort at
Arbeia (South Shields) is
within the former...
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paper on the
discoveries there led on to a lecture,
published in 1879, on
Vinovium, the
buried Roman City at Binchester, on Vinovia,
between Bishop Auckland...
- Northumberland, to Mr. Cade, vii. 82;
Conjectures on the name of the
Roman Station Vinovium or Binchester, ix. 276; and Some
Observations on the
Roman Station of Cataractonium...
