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Archaeologist Miles Russell argues that Verica, the Atrebates ruler whose appeal to Emperor Claudius may have prompted Rome’s AD43 invasion of Britain, could have been a woman rather than a king. He cites Verica’s name, coin inscriptions and images as possible evidence, but archaeologists Roger Tomlin and Daphne Nash Briggs say the evidence is inconclusive and note that some coins appear to depict male figures.
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