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HistoryExtra AcademyRoman Britain, with Rob Collins

A timeline of Roman Britain

The end of Roman Britain | Podcast series

War and peace in Roman Britain

Week twoThe people of Roman Britain

HistoryExtra Academy: Roman Britain course

Week threeWar and peace in Roman Britain

HistoryExtra Academy Roman Britain quiz – week four

HistoryExtra Academy Roman Britain quiz – week one

HistoryExtra Academy Roman Britain quiz – week three

HistoryExtra Academy Roman Britain quiz: week two

The end of Roman BritainWhat really happened?

Bronze figure of Sulis, the Celtic goddess associated with medicine, fertility and healing. (Image by Getty Images)

Exile and exploitation: 5 things you probably didn't know about Roman Britain

The Unesco world heritage site of Hadrian's Wall. (Photo by Getty Images)

New light on the end of Roman Britain

Bronze figure of Sulis, the Celtic goddess associated with medicine, fertility and healing. (Image by Getty Images)

Religion in Roman Britain: spreading the word of the gods

A modern image depicts Caratacus attending a tribunal in Rome, having been captured by Claudius’ soldiers in Britain

Who were the rebels of Roman Britain?

In the AD 40s, the British king Caratacus led a huge revolt against Rome's occupying army. (Photo by Guildhall Library & Art Gallery/Heritage Images/Getty Images)

Caratacus: Roman Britain’s greatest rebel

The Unesco world heritage site of Hadrian's Wall. (Photo by Getty Images)

Black British historyBlack Britannia

A montage of Romans (Photos courtesy of Getty and Alamy)

How ethnically diverse was Roman Britain?

A third-century monument of a Roman woman having her hair styled by slaves, from Germany. High-status women on the frontiers, including at Hadrian's Wall, tried to follow the latest Roman fashions (Photo by DEA / M. BORCHI / Getty Images)

Roman Britain: what six objects can reveal about life for women at Hadrian’s Wall

A statue of the Roman emperor Augustus in Augsburg, Germany. (Image by Alamy)

The fall of Roman Britain: how life changed for Britons after the empire

A Roman soldier stands on guard during a re-enaction at Birdoswald Roman fort in Carlisle

QuizHow much do you know about the remains of Roman Britain?

HistoryExtra Academy Roman Britain: course certificate

Portchester Castle in Hampshire was intended as a coastal defence against raiders. (Photo by Getty Images)

The collapse of Roman Britain: what happened, plus 9 places which tell us more

Marble statue of a young Roman girl

Everything you wanted to know about Roman Britain – but were afraid to ask

Foundations of a bath house at the Roman fort on Bar Hill in central Scotland. (Photo by Alamy)

History explorerRoman Britain’s final frontier

A bust of Vespasian in Bath. The future emperor was responsible for expanding Roman territory into the west of Britain. (Image by Getty Images)

How did the Romans conquer Britain?

A marble bust of the Roman Emperor Claudius

Roman invasion of Britain: did the Britons ignore them?

What happened to Britain’s lost Roman legion?

Evening Light on Hadrian's Wall

The Romans in Britain: exploitation or innovation?