Roman Research Trust (RRT)

The Roman Research Trust (RRT) is a charitable trust which offers financial support to research and education in the field of Romano-British Archaeology. Its grants are administered jointly with the Roman Society and distributed annually.

The Roman Research Trust

Since its foundation in 1990, the Roman Research Trust (RRT) has awarded over £600,000 in grants to projects concerned with the advancement of knowledge of all aspects of Roman Britain.

Please note: this is now the official website of the Roman Research Trust. The site at rrt.classics.ox.ac.uk is no longer being maintained.

Joan Pye lecture

The 11th Joan Pye lecture was presented by Nick Hodgson on November 16th at 7pm on the subject of ‘The end of the Ninth Legion in Britain’. The lecture was free and was recorded. To view the lecture please follow this link:
Joan Pye Lecture 2022

Colin Beattie

The RRT gratefully acknowledges receipt of donations in memory of Colin Beattie, a great enthusiast for all things Roman.