IN THAT famous Monty Python skit in the Life of Brian John Cleese asks a gathering of angry locals what the Romans ever did for them.Well apart from the aqueduct, sanitation, roads, medicine, education, wine, public baths, irrigation and public order, they gave them nothing.It is easy to assume that, because Crawley didn't even get it's original name – Crow's Leah – until the fifth century, that the Roman era largely passed it by.But there is evidence that the Crawley area was the...
