The Roman Town of Durnovaria

Durnovaria was a Roman town known today as Dorchester in England. It flourished around 70 AD as a key settlement in Roman Britain, serving as an administrative and commercial center. The town featured typical Roman features such as a fort, baths, a marketplace, and well-planned streets. Archaeological remains reveal street layouts, public buildings, and artifacts, illustrating Roman influence on local life. Durnovaria played a significant role in connecting regions and facilitating trade across Roman Britain, leaving a lasting legacy evident in its archaeological sites and historical importance in the area.