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Calstock Roman Fort Claudian Auxiliary Fort (AD 43–54) The site of Calstock Roman Fort probably dating from the 1st century AD. This is only the third Roman fort to have been found in Cornwall and the first with possible associations with Roman military interests in Cornwall’s mineral resources. The site is located on a spur above the river Tamar near to St. Andrew’s church in the parish of Calstock, Cornwall. Description of the south side below which is the Oceanus Britannicus [English Channel]. After the Ocrium Promontorium [Lizard Point, Cornwall] is the mouth of the Cenio¹ river 14*003 51? (then) the mouth of the Tamarus² river 15*40 52? (then) the mouth of the Iscas³ river 17*40 52? … This river remains unidentified. River Tamar, Devon/Cornwall. River Exe, Devon. and also the very last sentence of part 2: Next to these [the Durotriges], but more to the west, are the Dumnoni, whose towns are: Voliba 14*45 52? Uxella¹ 15*00 52? Tamara² 15*00 52? (and) Isca, where is located Legio II Augusta³ 17*30 52?.