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NY's Roman landscape

There are many parts of North Yorkshire's architectural landscape which were directly influenced by the Romans, who settled in Britain between 43 and 410 AD. This statue is of Constantine, who was proclaimed emperor of Rome, in York, in 306 AD.

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