Dubris

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Dubris was the Roman name for modern-day Dover in southeastern England, an important fortified port and naval base on the English Channel.

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Dubris canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman naval base
Roman port
ancient Roman town
connectedTo Boulogne-sur-Mer
Roman road network in Britain
functionedAs fortified port
naval base
garrisonedBy Roman military
hasArchaeologicalRemainsAt Dover Castle area
linked to: Dover Castle

Dover town centre
linked to: Dover
hasFeature Roman fort
Roman lighthouse
harbour
languageOfName Latin
locatedIn Roman Britain
county of Kent
southeastern England
modernLocation Dover, Kent, England
nameDerivedFrom pre-Roman (possibly Celtic) toponym related to water or river
overlooks Strait of Dover
partOf Saxon Shore forts
RomanNameOf Dover
situatedOn English Channel
strategicImportance defence of eastern Channel coast of Britain
timePeriod 1st century AD
Roman Empire
late Roman period
usedFor cross-Channel communications
military transport
supply base

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