55 BCE Julius Caesar invades with the Xth legion, but does not stay and only took hostages.
3 CE The Claudian invasion
61 CE The massacre of the druids.
61 CE The rise and fall of Boudica
62 CE (assumed) Boudica dies from her wounds.
78-84 CE Agricola rules Britain (He was present at the battle with Boudica).
120 CE Hadrian built his wall.
Wales is symbolized by a red dragon. In the Mabinogion the tale of Lludd and Llewelys speaks of the struggle between this red dragon and the white dragon. It was long ago in the days of the Saxon invasions that this story takes place and it is no wonder that the white dragon is the invader, the Saxons, come to battle the red. As the symbolic struggle comes to a close, the two opposing dragons become drunk with mead. It is in this drunken state that they are both buried in a large stone coffin and placed to rest in the center of the island of Britain. The story goes that so long as the pair remain buried beneath Oxford the island will be protected from invasion.
Witch's Well 