Portus Lemanis

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Portus Lemanis was a Roman military and naval port on the coast of southeastern Britain that served as a key base for the Classis Britannica fleet.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Portus Lemanis canonical 5
Portus Adurni 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman military site
Roman naval base
Roman port
archaeological site
archaeologicalStatus scheduled monument
associatedWith Channel crossings
trade in Roman Britain
builtFor protection against seaborne raids
civilization Roman Empire
country United Kingdom
culture Roman
defensiveSystem Saxon Shore
linked to: Saxon Shore forts
function coastal defence
military port
naval base
supply base
garrisonType auxiliary soldiers
naval troops
hasAlternativeName Lemanis
Stutfall Castle
hasFort late Roman shore fort
hasLatinName Portus Lemanis
hasRemains Roman buildings
fortifications
harbour installations
heritageDesignation protected archaeological site
locatedIn Kent
Roman Britain
southeastern Britain
locatedNear Lympne
Romney Marsh
locatedOn former coastline of the English Channel
modernCountry England
nearbyFeature River Rother (ancient estuary)
linked to: River Rother
partOf Saxon Shore forts
defences of Roman Britain
presentCondition ruins
region southeast England
strategicRole base for Classis Britannica fleet
control of southeastern British coast
timePeriod Roman Empire
late Roman period
usedBy Classis Britannica
Roman army
Roman navy

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Classis Britannica hadBase Portus Lemanis
Venta Belgarum connectedTo Portus Adurni
subject linked to: Roman town of Venta Belgarum
linked to: Portus Lemanis
Saxon Shore forts hasPart Portus Adurni
linked to: Portus Lemanis
Saxon Shore forts hasPart Portus Lemanis
Portus Lemanis hasLatinName Portus Lemanis
Lympne hasFeature Portus Lemanis
Lympne hasArchaeologicalSite Portus Lemanis