Roman sites in North Wales - Denbighshire and Flintshire
For other Roman sites in north Wales see our Gwynedd listings, or for sites to the south see Roman Powys.
Remains of a 1st century fort (or possibly a civilian settlement), and bathhouse, have been excavated at Prestatyn. The timbers that supported an aqueduct leading to the bathhouse, were found preserved, and a nearby metalsmith's shop was unearthed.
Melyd Ave, Prestatyn, Clwyd, Wales
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Heritage Highlight: 2nd century bath house
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Archaeologists have discovered evidence of a hilltop auxiliary fort built by the Roman military during the late 1st century, along with a civilian settlement and burial ground.
Ruthin, Clwyd, Wales
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