🏛️ Lewis 214
Roman fort site in North Yorkshire
📌 Fast Facts
- Location: Near Catterick, North Yorkshire, England
- Period: Roman Britain, 1st–2nd century CE
- Type: Auxiliary fort
- Current status: Archaeological site with limited visible remains
Lewis 214 refers to a Roman auxiliary fort site located in North Yorkshire, within the broader archaeological landscape of Roman Britain. The site is positioned near Catterick, a region with significant Roman military presence during the occupation period. The fort served as part of the Roman defensive and administrative network across northern Britain ...