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I used to live near the Roman road in Disley, Cheshire. It was interesting to think there were many hundreds of years of travel on that same patch of ground.

No one mention Septimius Severus a black African emperor that was ruling Britain and he came over to England he we t to Hadrian's Wall there were already black soldiers there already, and Hadrian's Wall is also in North Africa all so he is buried in York Castle

A superb video - I congratulate you!

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Lancashire!!!!

Romans put more into transport in northern england two millennia ago than the Tories.

I dont really believe the roman story now, or that the people living here were near cavemen. For more info on this please look at Britain's Hidden History Ross, on The Myth of Roman Britain playlist, there are a number of vids on this subject

The Chevin reps.

There are two forts at Burrow, I presume the earlier one was built on the Roman advance Northward.

They have found a Roman settlement in Thornton so there would have been a road

I love this so much. I’d been thinking to do my own 72 seasons project and it’s exciting to me that others are already doing it. Love the illustrations too!

That in that location. investigate deeply. I'm going to find a magic book. I'ts very interesting. have to dig deeply nonlocal ezato🧘🧘‍♀️

Beautiful!

Sean, thank you for spending a day in Pendle. This is my 'soul'. You have not captured it. This verbosity is for what?

Hi do you have any knowlege about the A6 from Little Hulton to Swinton? Why was there swerves and turns?

I grew up on Todd ln in Lostock hall, is there any significance that Todd Hall was built there? maybe a good road all ready to use? And my friend lived on Winery ln where the capitol centre and park and ride is, they dug his garden up about 79-80 ish had students camping out there. A lot more remains were found when they extended the capitol centre in the 90's but they chose not to notice. I was told by a friend in the haulage job that they speeded the job up before anyone noticed. I read a pamphlet it the local library "The Dane's Pad, a Roman road to?" I live in the island bit you talked about now (for my sins). I now have some new walks to do in and around Garstang and lancaster...Thanks.

Absolutely fascinating stuff. Cutting edge technology.

New channel about Roman roads in present Spain (Hispania) ua-cam.com/users/IsaacMorenoGallo

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ready stone and only laying, try to prepare the material from the beginning, you will see how easy it is to work😂

I'd be interested to see exactly where the roman road passes through Buckshaw Village. It could be within 50 m of my house.

Excellent work my man. Where are you getting your lidar images from? Barry

إنه أمر سهل بالنسبة لي أنا اعمل الحجر البلدي في المغرب

This is the most fascinating video i have seen on Roman roads. I would love to see more. Or even walk these roads. (If it was even possable).

i like the part about the roman road

The manpower and machinery to build these structures must have been enormous. Why invest such resources in a land so far away? Was Britain a source of food or materials that needed a road network? Its understandable near Londinium but the other side, beggars belief. They definitely felt at home and improved the standard of living. Wonder did the expertise rub off on the native inhabitants ?

GREAT work Mr. Ratledge. Great lesson on Roman thought. at 31:35 wouldn't it rather be "smoother" to angle off the straight path to Brandy House Br, thru Park Place to the Darwen St or there abouts and rejoin in the area of Barbara Castelway and Preston New Rd? it seems likely from the LIDAR. 31:06. there seem to be Hill cuts there....

In constructing the road itself, heavy kerbs would go down first, to retain the actual construction material. Extra ditches would be cut parallel, both sides, several yards out, to prevent unauthorised access.

I really enjoyed that David. Is there an overlaid map of the roads you have discovered on a modern road map? I lived in lostock hall when younger so it is news to me about Todd lane. :)

Fantastic piece of work. Very well done.

E' vero i Romani erano degli invasori ma grandi costruttori di strade acquedotti il diritto hanno vietato i sacrifici umani poi nessuno e perfetto

Excellent work

Redo the voice for the last 10 minutes would be an improvement IMO.

That was excellent. Thank you.

I absolutely love this. ❤️

I know that guy!! Looking good Philip!!

Not sure the claim of towers holds up? I thought a previous programme claimed the Romans used the smoke of bonfires as an aim point? Plus towers take time to erect and are still hard to spot in woodlland?

A very informative and interesting video. The Romans were the highly sophisticated superpower of their time, until things began to go wrong for them. I'm now thinking with the rapid pace of change that's occurring now, will the motorways and airports etc we've been accustomed to for decades, themselves fairly quickly recede into half forgotten history, reclaimed by nature.

Looks like a great project folks.

Very interesting you have put some work in here bud any news on roams in Netherton Sefton Liverpool found couple roman coins on same field here I can not find much about here on romans

Excellent work , as a Lancashire rambler I have really enjoyed this , thanks

Thank you for all your work, this was fascinating.

Is this still going on ..I live near here would love to see it

Does anyone know was anything else ever found??

Great detective work!

try to speak more clearly or slow down so you don't stumble.

So, Kara-Oke translates as : kara (without) oke (orchestra); what you need for a talky equivalent would be: without song, and that translates as kara (without) uta (song). So your talky-oke should be kara-uta. That's not very alliterative though. Japanese might do something re-duplicative like "Hanashi-Banashi" which would translate as "Talky Talky".

Good to see you have the Clarion Club House at Dimpenley included. There's no easy way to get to it from Clitheroe. Either you go through Downham, then up over Annal Cross and around the Big End, or else you pedal up the Nick, thorugh Sabden and up Black Hill, then Sabden Fold and Newchurch. You need your cuppa tea at the end of either of those rides!

Jamie Grieve. You’ve obviously not watched the video 🙄

This is a lovely video