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The Journal of the Roman Roads Research Association

Vol. VI, 2026

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In Volume VI

PAUL T. BIDWELL, Jarrow Slake, the Roman Fort at South Shields and the course of The Wrekendyke, RR809

JAMES GERRARD & ANDREW MUCKLE, Metal, Measurement and meaning: Romano-British Linch Pins in Context

GARY BROWN, Mostly Bite Sized Chunks of  the Great Road RR3 where it passes through Old Ford

BENEDICT MEE, Off Road and Outside the Law: Petitions and Abuse of the Vehiculatio System

DAVID RATLEDGE & DENIS SMITH, The Roman Transportation Network in the Eastern Fens

MIKE LUKE, A Review of the Evidence for a Roman Ford at Kempston Church End, Bedfordshire

PAU DE SOTO, ADAM PAZOUT & TOM BRUGHMANS, Itiner-e: An Open Digital Resource for the Study of Roman Roads across the Empire

Roman Roads in 2025 - Recent Research and Fieldwork on Roman Roads in Britain

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DAVE ARMSTRONG & MIKE HOLMES, Newly Allocated Margary Road Numbers


ROMAN ROADS IN 2025

Alan Montgomery, The Road to Mons Graupius. (By Dr. David Walsh, Durham University)

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ARTICLES

MIKE HAKEN, The Word on the Stræt