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Dubris, also
known as
Portus Dubris and Dubrae, was a port in
Roman Britain on the site of present-day Dover, Kent, England. As the
closest point to continental...
- It
covers an area of 2,300 km2 (890 sq mi) and is a part of the Sanjay-
Dubri Tiger Reserve. It is
located in the
Narmada Valley dry
deciduous forests...
- Tiberis. This root *dubri- is
widespread in
Western Europe e.g. Dover,
Portus Dubris.
According to legend, the city of Rome was
founded in 753 BC on the banks...
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northeast of
Haven Mountain,
forming the
divide between Bibra Valley and
Dubris Valley.
Danum is a
historical name used in
Roman Britain for present-day...
- Westminster, the road was
later paved by the Romans. It
connected the
ports of
Dubris (Dover),
Rutupiae (Richborough Castle),
Lemanis (Lympne), and Regulbium...
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Pharos may also
refer to: The Pharos,
either of two
Roman lighthouses at
Dubris (Dover, England)
Pharos Lighthouse (Fleetwood), Fleetwood,
England Pharos...
- of four
Saxon S****
Forts along the
Kentish coast: Regulbium, Rutupiae,
Dubris, and
Portus Lemanis. It is also
likely that Germanic-speaking mercenaries...
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connected by road to
Canterbury and
Watling Street and it
became Portus Dubris, a
fortified port.
Dover has a
partly preserved Roman lighthouse (the tallest...
- the Tour d'Ordre, that
provided a
model for the one
built soon
after at
Dubris (Dover). In 43,
possibly by re****embling Caligula's
troops from 40, Claudius...
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gateway dates back at
least as far as the
Stone and
Bronze ages.
Known as
Dubris during the
Roman occupation of Britain, the port has
always enjo**** a significant...
