The Isle of Man is an Isle, it is 33 miles north to south and 13 miles across at its widest piont. It has a smaller island to the south of it called the Calf of Man.
Did the Romans invade the isle of man?
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Did the Romans invade the isle of man?
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The commonly accepted Roman name for the Isle of Man is Manavia but the Romans had no real interest in the place. Certainly the Roman military had no presence there and the only Roman finds on the island are coins. Which would suggest some trade.
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