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Verica is known mainly through coins, which are like ancient ID cards, showing rulers' names and images. Roman historians also mention a British king who sought help from Emperor Claudius. Dr Russell's new theory shows how experts re-examine these limited sources to challenge long-held assumptions about history.
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