In July, the Pertuaria Revisted team hosted delegations from Roman groups around the UK to visit the site and engage in a series of living history and arena displays for the local public.&nbsp;On the site of Roman ruins dating from the original occupation through to at least the 3rd Century AD, the site was likely both a settlement and a milecastle for Roman citizens, military personnel, and local peoples alike.&nbsp;Magister Militum were privileged to attend alongside friends in Britannia and the VI Legion Eboracum.&nbsp;

The Burrs playing field, Brough

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Petuaria was the Roman name given to Brough on Humber in East Yorkshire, and in 2021 saw the Romans return. 

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Magister Militum is a Roman re-enactment group based in the north of England, recreating the legio palatina (elite Imperial legions) of the 4th Century AD

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Below you can find information about upcoming events the group is planning to attend. Many of these will be open to the public, so will be a perfect day out if you’d like to come along and meet our legionaries, learn about the Roman army, and get to have a look at some of the objects up close and personal. At larger multi-period events, we will also be camped next to other re-enactors, usually from the Greek period all the way up to World War 2, at a weekend full of action-packed arena displays with plenty to see and do.&nbsp;If you would like to book the group for an event you have planned, either public or private, head on over to our Contact page and get in touch.&nbsp; &nbsp;