Roman Britain in 1914

Roman Britain in 1914, authored by F. Haverfield, is a historical account published in the early 20th century that provides a detailed overview of archaeological discoveries related to Roman Britain during the year 1914. The book highlights significant finds, including military structures and inscriptions, while contextualizing these discoveries within the backdrop of World War I. Haverfield's work serves as a technical survey of the archaeological landscape, documenting notable excavations at sites like Wroxeter and Corbridge, and reflects on the impact of contemporary events on the study of Roman antiquities in Great Britain.