classical Roman temple at insula VIII, Caerwent
Caerwent, United Kingdom

No longer standing
Demolished or destroyed.
At Caerwent in Wales, a substantial stone podium stands on the western edge of the Roman forum, dating to the Roman occupation of Britain. Though traditionally interpreted as a classical Roman temple, scholars now regard this identification as uncertain. The structure's precise architectural character and original function remain subjects of archaeological debate.
Movement
- Built
- Type
- temple, archaeological site
- Materials
- stone
- Place
- Caerwent, United Kingdom
This building on
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