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This analysis examines the re-use of Roman remains in Caerleon, suggesting implications for power dynamics in the medieval period.
Argues that the Roman remains at Caerleon were not demolished until the thirteenth century. Seizure of Caerleon was seen to legitimize the various native contenders for the rule of the region in the medieval period. The destruction of various structures by the Normans was therefore an important step in their conquest.
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