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Archaeologist Barry Cunliffe explores the Roman city of Aquae Sulis, tracing the discoveries that have revealed the history beneath modern Bath. Beginning with the temple and its sacred spring, he examines the evidence for religious practice, including the inscribed curse tablets that preserve the concerns of individual visitors. He then explains the organisation of the bathing complex and its relationship with the surrounding town, drawing together the experience of local inhabitants and those who travelled to the spa. Plans, photographs and archaeological finds help bring the site into focus. The account follows Bath through Roman occupation and into the centuries of change and decline that followed.
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