Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A History of the County of Cornwall, Vol. 5: Romano-British Remains
These facts forbid us to examine Roman Cornwall on the plan which we have adopted for other parts of Roman Britain. The archaeological evidence must still provide our basis. But it requires a'different'treatment. We cannot draw up lists of towns and villas and roads, and'describe each in turn, for there are none to describe. Our evidence is limited largely to coins and small Objects found sporadically, and these yield up their secrets only when tabulated with a minuteness of detail which would be needless if other large remains were plentiful. Nor is this all. In other counties our task ends with this survey of actually; known remains. In Cornwall we havefurther to compare our results with literary evidence. Only thus will the picture Of Roman Cornwall at last grow clear before us, and beside it'will emerge some not wholly untrue image of that ancient tin'trade which is so: famous and yet so little known.
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