Isca Augusta

Isca Augusta likewise known by the name of Isca Silurum was a Roman legionary post and settlement, the remaining parts of which lie underneath parts of the present-day town of Caerleon on the northern edges of the city of Newport in South Wales. Isca remained the central command of Legio II Augusta for over 200 years.

It is far-fetched however that amid the greater part of this time it would have stayed at full battalion quality. Separations would have without a doubt been drafted off everywhere throughout the domain maybe to vanquish some poor clueless clan, or to help with the building and keeping an eye on of Hadrian's Wall, or even some additionally flung station, for example, the Antonine Wall.