Cirencester's reputation as a centre of tribal government and a civitas capital led to quick romanisation of the area and resulting concentration of wealth. Chedworth's location in the Cotswolds and the valley of the River Coln was important for agriculture.
Cirencester's status as a key tribal governance site and civitas capital contributed to early Romanization and wealth accumulation. Likewise, Chedworth's position in the Cotswolds and near the Coln Valley played an important role in agriculture.