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Windows Live® Search Results Silures, people of ancient Britain inhabiting what today is south-eastern Wales. A powerful and warlike tribe, they offered fierce resistance to the Roman force that invaded their territory in ad 48 but were finally conquered in 78, after the Romans established a legionary fortress at Isca, modern Caerleon. The chief town of the Silures was Romanized as Venta Silurum, the modern Caerwent, near the Severn estuary, east of Newport.
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