The Roman Fort can be visited
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Roman Fort Cicucium
The Roman fort of Cicucium is situated near the town of Brecon in Wales. It was built at a road junction in the Usk Valley and once served as a military outpost.
History+
Around 75 AD, the fort of Cicucium was constructed. It was located at an intersection of two Roman roads in the Usk River valley and was designed to accommodate a contingent of up to 500 cavalrymen. In 1920, the remains of the complex were excavated and explored by the archaeologist Sir Mortimer Wheeler.
Location+
Cicucium Roman Fort is located in the county of Powys in Wales, United Kingdom, near the town of Brecon. It lies at an elevation of approximately 166 meters above sea level.
On site+
The remains of the Roman fort are accessible to visitors and can be explored.
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