Paul Hilton's Pictures of Silchester

Silchester, Hampshire.

Part of the Roman defense walls that surrounded the Roman town of Calleva Attrebatum built in 45AD, with the later Church of St Mary in the background. It originally enclosed 107 acres and took about 10 years to complete, using flint and stone from a variety of sources as far away as Bath.

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Silchester, Churches, Trees and Woodlands, Hampshire

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Silchester, Hampshire

Farm lands now occupy much of the area that once was the Roman town of Calleva. Many artifacts of Iron Age and Roman occupation have been found here and on display at Reading Museum, Berkshire.

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Silchester, Trees and Woodlands, Country Farms, English Countryside, Hampshire

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Silchester, Hampshire

The church of St Mary the Virgin at Silchester stands within the area that once formed the Roman town of Calleva Attrebatum.

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Silchester, Churches, Cemeteries, Trees and Woodlands, Hampshire, Cemeteries

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