Close up section of Canterbury’s ancient City Wall. Originally built by the Romans around 270 to 280 AD, over half the original city wall survives, enclosing an area of 130 acres. Archaeologists Oliver Creighton and Robert Higham consider the city wall to be "one of the most magnificent in Britain".
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Close up section of Canterbury’s ancient City Wall. Originally built by the Romans around 270 to 280 AD, over half the original city wall survives, enclosing an area of 130 acres. Archaeologists Oliver Creighton and Robert Higham consider the city wall to be "one of the most magnificent in Britain".
