Cullompton is a town in Mid Devon, England, with its earliest evidence of occupation from the Roman period [1]. Two Roman forts were discovered on St Andrew's Hill in 1984 through aerial photography [1]. The earlier, smaller fort was replaced by a larger one whose ramparts survive as field boundaries [1]. Cullompton appears in Alfred the Great's will as Columtune, left to his youngest son Aethelweard [1] [2].
Cullompton
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Also known as: 컬럼프턴, Cullompton, Devon, Cullompton (lungsod), Cully, Kuljomptonas, Калломптон, کالومپتون, کلمپٹن, কালোম্পটন, કલોમ્પટન, கல்லொம்ப்டன், రుఫ్ఫోర్డ్
| Type | City/town/settlement |
|---|---|
| Period | 1 - 500 AD |
| Country | England |
| Coordinates | 50.8551° N, 3.3930° W |
England