Romano-British Lynx
This page is a work in progress. I am always trawling the net for information and if I find a site I like, it often ends up somewhere on here. This may cause the page to become a bit chaotic from time to time, but I'll do my best to inflict some semblance of order upon the proceedings. 
Legal Stuff
www.Roman-Britain.org cannot be held responsible for any wierdness which may occur via the off-site links listed on this page.
If your browser address bar doesn't show the RBO Domain Name, any difficulties you experience are nothing to do with us.¹
- Unless it's a simple HTTP 404 "File Not Found" situation directly from a link posted on this page, in which case Contact Us and we'll have the slave responsible for the cock-up soundly thrashed with the hide of a small mammal.
Superlative Online Resources
BBC History
History from the British Broadcasting Corporation.
British Archaeological Jobs and Resources
If you would like to volunteer for an archaeological dig in the UK BAJR is where you go.
British History Online
The finest historical resource on the face of the Earth.
The British Library
An excellent place! - The RBO website is archived here.
Cadw
"Cadw is the historic environment service of the Welsh Assembly Government."
Not an acronym, the Welsh word for 'preservation' - equivalent to RCHME and RCAHMS.
Council for British Archaeology
Registered charity funding archaeological research throughout Britain.
English Heritage & RCHME
Organisation dedicated to the conservation of the Historical Monuments of England.
Gooogle
The favoured Search Engine of those abused in the RBO Gymnasium.
StreetMap
The mapping system favoured by the slaves in the RBO Scriptorium.
WikipediA
Absolutely Bloody Brilliant! - RBO has over 15,000 citations here.
Coflein
"Coflein is the online database for the National Monument Record of Wales (NMRW"
Again, not an acronym but a compound Welsh word, from cof 'memory' and lein 'line'.
Websites Failing by a Whisker
to make the superlative list
Bench Mark Database
For a geeky dweeb like me, this is a brill site to explore in conjunction with an OS Landranger® Map.
The British Academy
A bit too stuffy but still a great resource.
www.old-maps.co.uk
Used to offer superlative mapping - now mainly concerned with making a profit.
www.opsi.gov.uk/acts
Every Government Act passed in the UK - Main Failing? Tedium!
Regional Online Resouces
Archaeology South-East
"Archaeology South-East is the contracts division of the Centre for Applied Archaeology
of the Institute of Archaeology, University College London."
Other Online References
Potsherd
"Pottery and ceramics in archaeology, principally of the Roman period
(1st cent. BC - 5th cent. AD) in Britain and western Europe."
Archaeological Legislation in the UK
Archaeological Magazines
Antiquity
"A quarterly review of World Archaeology, edited by Martin Carver"
Athena Review
"Journal of Archaeology, History, and Exploration "
Current Archaeology
"... by far the biggest magazine devoted to British archaeology."
Internet Archaeology
"Internet Archaeology is the first fully refereed e-journal for archaeology and publishes articles of a high academic standing which utilise the potential of electronic publication."
Websites With a Distinct Roman Flavour
www.KnowTheRomans.co.uk
A decent website for kids to get acquainted with the Romans.
Vaguely Historical Websites
and some Hysterical websites
The Cloud Appreciation Society
"Clouds are so commonplace that their beauty is often overlooked.
They are for dreamers and their contemplation benefits the soul."
The CAS Manifesto
www.phrases.org.uk
"The meanings and origins of over 1,200 English sayings, phrases and idioms."
www.stars21.com
Latin to English Translator
For those, like myself, who would be required to cheat in order to pass a Latin exam.
translate.google.com
I like the Google interface - no adverts, no clutter, does the job.
County Archaeological Services
England
Wales
Scotland
British Islands
Other Romano-British Links
Romano-British Groups/Societies
Re-Enactment Groups
Cohors Quinta Gallorum
Part of the Arbeia Society based at the South Shields Roman Fort
Gaius Fortunatus
Roman soldier serving with the Sixth Legion in Roman York
Staffordshire Archaeological Groups/Societies
Other Interesting Stuff
Not necessarily associated with Roman Britain