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Yma yn Amgueddfa Lleng Rufeinig Cymru mae’r atebion i hyn oll a llawer mwy.
Dewch i weld yr ysgrifen hynaf ar gofnod yng Nghymru; un o casgliadau mwyaf o emwaith i ddod i’r fei yn yr Ymerodraeth Rufeinig, arch o garreg Caerfadd
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Dewch i fod yn rhan o stori Cymru – trwy ymuno â ni, gwirfoddoli neu gyfrannu.
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What did the Romans ever do for us? Why did they build a fortress in Isca known today as Caerleon?
At the National Roman Legion Museum you’ll find the answers and much more.
Discover the oldest recorded piece of writing in Wales; one of the largest gemstone collections found anywhere in the Roman Empire; a Bathstone Coffin with the remains of 2nd/early 3rd century man; pottery and utensils; a reconstructed Barrack Room with armour and the beautiful Roman Garden. Creative, disciplined, innovative – the Romans had it all!
Complete the Roman experience/story with a visit to the nearby Roman Fortress Baths and Amphitheatre.
Our entry is FREE to all thanks to funding from the Welsh Government.
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