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The Resilience and Transformation of Britain Post-Roman Rule
In the year 407, Emperor Constantine III led the last of the Roman troops out of Britain, marking the end of Rome's grand empire in these islands. Traditionally, this has been interpreted by historians as a catastrophic loss for native Britons, resulting in a period known as the Dark Ages—an era steeped in chaos and invasion by external forces. Yet, this narrative is being profoundly challenged by recent archaeological discoveries and scholarly reinterpretations.