Blended gods showcase cultural fusion

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The Romans practiced many religions in their quest to obtain Pax Deorum throughout the

centuries. The Britons came into contact with the Romans and were exposed to many new ideas

and concepts. Both groups found a way to coexist, which can be seen most obviously in the

religion of the Southwest region of Britain. Gods from both cultures fused together or took on

another new form to emerge in this new hybridized Romano-British culture. Sulis Minerva and

Mercury often appear as they were quite popular with the denizens of the region. Physical

evidence and practices show just how the Southwestern region demonstrated two cultures

coming together in the ancient world.