Roman Invasion Formal Letters
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Roman Invasion Formal Letters
Read the witness report
A message from a Briton To the tribal leader, At dawn, I saw a line of Roman ships approaching the coast. Their soldiers carried shields and standards, and they came ashore in organised groups. Some local people watched from the hills while others hurried inland to warn nearby settlements. I do not know how many soldiers have arrived, but there are many. We should send a messenger to the neighbouring villages and decide how to protect our families and supplies. A Briton’s report, AD 43 (imagined)
- Invite the leader to a celebration
- Inform the leader about the Roman arrival and suggest action
- Ask the leader for a new shield
- Tell the leader a funny story
- Hey, Caratacus!
- Dear Chief Caratacus,
- Yo there,
- Hiya mate,
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