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Tabard Square Temple Complex
Tabard Square Temple Complex, Southwark, London: Romano-Celtic sanctuary with two temples built c. AD 160, excavated 2002-2003; Mars Camulus plaque by Tiberinius Celerianus, earliest text mentioning 'Londoners'.
Uxelodu(nu)m
Uxelodunum, also known as Petriana, was a Roman fort on Hadrian's Wall at Stanwix, now in Carlisle, and the largest fort on the Wall, garrisoned by a thousand-strong cavalry regiment.
Walwick Fell Roman temporary camp (United Kingdom)
Walwick Fell Roman temporary camp, Warden, Northumberland: a small square Roman marching camp, 75 m across and 0.5 ha, 230 m south west of Hadrian's Wall vallum near Milecastle 29; Scheduled Monument 1010935, at risk from plant growth and forestry.
Wellow
Wellow: Roman courtyard villa at Upper Hayes, Somerset, occupied about AD 220-380, famed for mosaics found 1685 and 1737 and engraved by the Society of Antiquaries in 1738.
Woodmancote Roman villa
Woodmancote Roman villa (Ditches), North Cerney, Gloucestershire: a minor 1st-3rd century corridor villa with cellar built inside an Iron Age hillfort enclosure near Bagendon, scheduled as NHLE 1003448.
Wymondley Roman Villa
Wymondley Roman Villa, a scheduled Romano-British villa site by Gipsy Lane/Purwell in Wymondley parish, North Hertfordshire, partially excavated in 1882; a second villa site at Little Wymondley was excavated in 1991 and 2001.