Britain in the Roman Empire by Joan Liversidge is a historical and archaeological study of Roman Britain, examining how Britain was incorporated into the Roman Empire after the invasion in AD 43. It explores Roman military occupation, urban development, roads, villas, and economic systems, as well as the interaction between Roman settlers and native Britons. The book draws on archaeological evidence to show how Roman rule transformed Britain’s landscape, infrastructure, and society, while also considering the lasting legacy of Roman influence after the empire’s decline.