🏛️ Durobrivae-Braughing
Roman settlement and pottery production centre in Hertfordshire
📌 Fast Facts
- Located near Braughing village, Hertfordshire, England
- Active Roman settlement from approximately 70 CE to 400 CE
- Major centre for Romano-British pottery manufacture, particularly Belgic ware
- Sits at the confluence of the River Stort and River Quin
Durobrivae-Braughing was a Romano-British town and significant pottery production centre in what is now Hertfordshire. Established in the 1st century CE following the Roman invasion of Britain, the settlement developed as a trading post and manufacturing hub, with particular prominence in ceramic production. The site remains largely unexcavated and exists as buried archaeological deposits beneath modern Braughing ...