🏛️ Lewis 273
Romano-British archaeological site in Cumbria
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- Location: Near Penrith, Cumbria, England
- Period: Roman occupation of Britain (1st–5th centuries CE)
- Classification: Archaeological find spot / artifact designation
- Access: Part of wider Romano-British archaeological landscape
Lewis 273 is a recorded archaeological site associated with Roman Britain, located in the northern English county of Cumbria near Penrith. The designation refers to an artifact or find spot catalogued within Romano-British archaeological records. The site lies within a region of significant Roman activity, including proximity to Hadrian's Wall and associated military and civilian settlements ...