100m 110yds Leucarum Fort, at Loughor. Period VII to VIII defences Period I to VI defences Pre-1988 bridge Bath-house site RIVER LOUGHOR St Michael's Church...

derives from the name of the Roman fort of Leucarum. The town includes the site of the Roman fort of Leucarum, occupied by Roman Auxiliary soldiers from...

Llanrhidian. Roman occupation brought new settlement. The Romans built Leucarum, a rectangular or trapezoidal fort at the mouth of the River Loughor, in...

Bowes Castle, County Durham AI, ND, RC, T Leodis or Loidis Leeds other Leucarum Loughor, Swansea AI Letocetum or Etoceto Wall, Staffordshire AI Lindinis...

in viscera terrae absorbetur. Rupes quae polo est ambitum circiter 33 leucarum habet. The ocean breaking through by 19 passages between these isles forms...

Dumnoniorum, Isca Augusta, Condercum, Concangis, Corinium, Galava, Glannoventa, Leucarum, Lindum, Mamucium, Manduessedum, Mediobogdum, Navio, Morbium, Olicana,...

for errors in the medieval transcriptions, places Nidum 14 miles east of Leucarum (modern day Loughor), and 27 miles west of Bomio (an unknown fort, possibly...

wicker fence defences, and reused the remains of the former Roman fort of Leucarum. Over the next two centuries, the castle was involved in many conflicts...

main Roman settlements were located around the forts at Loughor Castle (Leucarum) and Neath (Nidum), which lined the east–west route from Cardiff to Carmarthen...

of Warwick from 1106, it is built into the corner of the Roman fort of Leucarum. Over 250 turbulent years it was progressively rebuilt in stone. Only one...