-
about 2
miles south of today's town centre, at a site
later known as
Watercrook. It was
built about AD 90,
originally in timber,
rebuilt with
stone about...
-
including the Roman-era
names of
Valognes in Normandy,
Maryport and
Watercrook in ****bria,
River Alyn in
North Wales,
Alcester in Warwickshire, Ardoch...
-
Zebrahead from MFZB, 2003 Alavana, or Alone, an
Ancient Roman settlement at
Watercrook Alone, Kentucky, US, an
unincorporated townsite ALONE, a
charity providing...
-
tentatively (and
probably wrongly)
applied to the
ruins of a
Roman fort at
Watercrook about 2 mi (3.2 km)
south of
Kendal in ****bria, for
which the
Roman name...
- Ravengl**** to
Whitchurch but this
cannot be Maryport, but is
either a fort at
Watercrook (on the
river Kent near Kendal) or one at Low
Borrowbridge (on the River...
-
likely that the
Romans used The Helm in
conjunction with the
Roman fort at
Watercrook situated on the
banks of the Kent, at the most
northerly tip of the Parish...
-
appropriately applied to
Lancaster and
Alone (previously ****igned to
Watercrook in ****bria) for Over Burrow.
Camden also ****ociated the site with Ptolemy's...
- unit
Alona or Alone,
another name for Alavana, the
Roman settlement at
Watercrook Alona (crustacean), a
large genus of
Cladocera Alona (plant), a genus...
-
Northumberland ND, T
Alaunodunum Maidenhead,
Berkshire other Alione or
Alavana Watercrook or Low Borrowbridge, ****bria? ND, AI
Alauna Maryport, ****bria ND Alaune...
- and in the
Barrow and
Cartmel region. The only one that
survives is at
Watercrook (Kendal).
Between 117 and 119,
there may have been a war with the Britons...
