Harry in front of the Newport Arch; Harry in front of ruins of Colonia Lindum

Harry in front of Roman ruins

Harry in front of Roman ruined wall Lindum Colonia

After Eboracum, #HarryTheRoman reaches #ColoniaLindum (Lincoln) — from legionary fortress to colonia for retired soldiers. Stone walls, Newport Arch, and tombstones tell the stories of veterans who made this place home.
“The roads here must be filled with stories.”

#RomanLincoln #RomanBritain

images of ruins of the villa and mosaic with sea creatures, all with photos of Harry photoshopped

images of ruins of the villa and mosaic with sea creatures, all with photos of Harry photoshopped

images of ruins of the villa and mosaic with sea creatures, all with photos of Harry photoshopped

images of ruins of the villa and mosaic with sea creatures, all with photos of Harry photoshopped

🏛️ Harry is at Great #Witcombe #Roman Villa, east of Gloucester in the Cotswolds. Built c. AD 250, it had bathhouses, mosaics, kitchens, a shrine room, & even evidence of metalworking — a fascinating glimpse of domestic & practical Roman life.

#HarryTheRoman #RomanBritain #RomanSiteSaturday

Harry over diverse images of the ruins of Lydney Park, and over an image of its gardens

Harry over diverse images of the ruins of Lydney Park, and over an image of its gardens

Harry over diverse images of the ruins of Lydney Park, and over an image of its gardens

Harry over diverse images of the ruins of Lydney Park, and over an image of its gardens

#HarryTheRoman visits #LydneyPark — site of a 2nd-century temple to Nodens, where Roman & Celtic beliefs intertwined. The #Roman villa & bathhouse show daily life from the 1st–4th centuries AD. Nearby, lush gardens offer a peaceful place to reflect.

#RomanHistory #LydneyPark #AncientRome

Harry photoshopped on top of images of the ruins of Jodan's Hill temple

Harry photoshopped on top of images of the ruins of Jodan's Hill temple

Where’s #Harry this week? 🛡️
High above the #Dorset coast at Jordan Hill Temple—a 4th-century Romano-Celtic shrine. Likely used for healing rituals, it once held a ritual shaft filled with ash, coins, bird bones, & a buried sword. Over 4,000 coins were found nearby.

#RomanBritain #HarryTheRoman

Harry overexposed on images of the Roman Townhouse exterior (ruins and groups) and a mosaic floor

Harry overexposed on images of the Roman Townhouse exterior (ruins and groups) and a mosaic floor

🏛️ Harry’s left the forts behind & stepped into #Roman comfort at #Dorchester ’s #TownHouse — #mosaics, heated floors, & all!

Built in the 4th C, it’s the only fully exposed Roman town house in Britain.

🛁 “Who needs a fort when you’ve got hot baths & painted walls?” – Harry

#HarryTheRoman

Harry over images of the hypocaust, Medusa mosaic, mosaic with cupids as gladiators and frigidarium

Harry over images of the hypocaust, Medusa mosaic, mosaic with cupids as gladiators and frigidarium

Harry over images of the hypocaust, Medusa mosaic, mosaic with cupids as gladiators and frigidarium

Harry over images of the hypocaust, Medusa mosaic, mosaic with cupids as gladiators and frigidarium

#HarryTheRoman is at Bignor Roman Villa! Located on the South Downs, Bignor was a wealthy farmstead near Roman Chichester. Built around 190 AD, it evolved over time into a 65-room villa with intricate mosaics, some of the finest in Britain. Harry’s soaking up the ancient vibes! 🏛️