🏛️ Lewis 250
Roman fort site in Lancashire, England
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- Located near Caton, Lancashire, Northwest England
- Auxiliary Roman fort dating to the 1st–2nd century AD
- Part of the Roman military infrastructure in northern Britain
- Currently an archaeological site with limited visible remains
Lewis 250 is a Roman auxiliary fort in Lancashire, positioned within the network of military installations that secured Roman-controlled Britain. The site dates to the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, a period of active Roman expansion and consolidation in the north of the province. Archaeological investigation has revealed structural evidence of the fort's layout and function, though visible remains are minimal ...