Richborough Collection

Bronze figure found at Roman fort at Richborough, Kent
Bronze figure of a Roman soldier playing the bagpipes, found at the Roman fort at Richborough, Kent, site of the Claudian invasion of Britain in 43 AD. Date: 1843

Aerial plan of the Roman fort at Richborough, Kent, site of the Claudian invasion of Britain in 43 AD. Date: 1843

Remains of Roman fort at Richborough, Kent
Remains of the Roman fort (north wall) at Richborough, Kent, site of the Claudian invasion of Britain in 43 AD. Date: 1843

Discoveries at Richborough (engraving)
1100801 Discoveries at Richborough (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Discoveries at Richborough)

Milton Keynes MK13 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Milton Keynes MK13 7

Gold solidus of Honorius, 4th century
Gold solidus of the Roman emperor Honorius (384-423), which was excavated in Richborough in Kent. This was minted in Milan

Walls of the Roman port of Richborough, 1st century
Walls of the Roman port of Richborough in Kent, 1st century

Richborough Castle - Creeper covered rocks, view of distant trees. Part of Box 3 Boswell Collection Series of Ancient Britain. Date: circa 1900

Salvaged Guns
August 1919: Salvage of World War I guns at Richborough in Kent. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Picture No. 10741138
Richborough Roman fort (Rutupi), Kent Date:

Richborough Castle, Kent
A railway train passes Richborough Castle, Kent, of which there is little to be seen Date: 1854

Richborough Castle Ruins
Ancient and modern, a view of the remains of Richborough Castle, built by the Romans on the coast of Kent, England. Note the glimpse of a modern power station behind. Date: 1st century

Richborough Excavations
Excavations at Richborough, Kent, England, known to the Romans as Rutupiae. It was here that the Roman legions assembled during the Claudian Invasion of A.D. 43

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"Exploring the Rich History of Richborough: Unveiling Roman Forts and Treasures" Step into a world frozen in time at Richborough, Kent, where the echoes of ancient civilizations still resonate. The discovery of a remarkable bronze figure at the Roman fort within this historic site offers a glimpse into the lives of those who once walked these grounds. From above, an aerial plan reveals the intricate layout of this Roman fort, showcasing its strategic importance as a key military stronghold. As you wander through its remains, marvel at the architectural prowess that has withstood centuries of change. The engraving depicting discoveries made at Richborough transports us back to an era when this place thrived with activity and trade. It serves as a testament to the rich cultural heritage that lies beneath our feet. While Milton Keynes MK13 7 Map may seem worlds away from this ancient treasure trove, it is here that we can trace back history's golden threads. A gold solidus minted during Honorius' reign in the 4th century reminds us of the wealth and power that once flowed through these lands. As you explore further, walls rise before your eyes - remnants of what was once a bustling Roman port. These sturdy structures tell tales of maritime commerce and naval dominance during their heyday in the 1st century. Richborough Castle stands tall amidst its surroundings like a guardian watching over centuries gone by. Its ruins hold stories waiting to be unraveled by curious minds eager to delve deeper into our past. Amongst these ruins lie salvaged guns; artifacts left behind by more recent conflicts remind us that history continues to shape our present reality. Picture No. 10741138 captures one such moment frozen in time - an eerie reminder of both destruction and resilience. Today, visitors flock to Richborough Castle seeking solace among its storied stones or inspiration from those who came before us.