Britain at the end of Roman rule
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I can describe the different groups that lived in the British Isles at the end of Roman rule in Britain.
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In 367 CE, the Scots from Ireland and Picts from Scotland came together to attack Roman Britain but were defeated.
In 401 CE, the last Roman legionaries left Hadrian’s Wall, built over 200 years before to protect the northern frontier.
Much of south-east England and the Midlands had a Romano-British culture.
Wales and the north and south-west of England had less Romanisation.
Scotland was mostly controlled by the Celtic Picts.
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