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Title: Roman campaigns in Britain after the Conquest
Review: This book should be regarded as an archaeological book on the Roman campaigns against Caratacus and his allies. Much of the book referred to the archaeological findings and evidences which support much of the narrative written in the book. This narrative is backed up by charts, maps and photographs of the archaeological finds that gives a better understanding of the campaigns in question. Caratacus' guerilla campaign against the Romans reflects on the Roman archaeological finds.While a true fan of this subject would be entralled by this book, it would be difficult for someone who have no real interest or background on Roman conquest of Britain to get into this book. The book's text is bit on the dry side. Graham Webster was an archaeological scholar of ancient history and this does not make this book an easy reading for the uninitiated.
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