"The only parts of the temple you can see today are three steps
that led up to it. Some of the stones that made up the front have
been found and fitted back together".
"The Romans used 'feet' and 'paces' to
measure with. A Roman foot is 29.6 centimetres long."
The Roman temple
Belator: "Next to the Spring is the temple of
the goddess Sulis Minerva."
"The temple is built on a mound of
earth we call a podium. It makes the temple higher than the other
buildings near it. It’s over 50 feet high (you’d call it 14.5
metres)."
"You can get to the temple by running
up the steps. The temple has four columns holding up the decorated
front. In the centre of the front is a strange carved face."