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Disease, Plagues, and 28-Year Lifespans in Roman Britain
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August 28, 2026
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2:15Now PlayingLife on the northern edge of the Roman Empire was harsh. Frontier women lived to an average of 28, and men to 36, facing plagues, untreated fractures, and arthritis. Outside Vindolanda's fort along Hadrian's Wall, civilian settlements (Vicus 1 and 2) left behind bathhouses, leather gear, and thousands of ink writing tablets that preserved everyday Roman survival. #RomanBritain #Vindolanda #HadriansWall #HistoryShorts #Archaeology #AncientRome
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