Did convicted criminals suffer death in British arena\'s ?

[romanonick]

Is there any evidence that British 'criminals' were punished in home based arena's - or for that matter any religious zelots (Christian's included) ? Can one also assume that crucifixion was routinely employed in Britain ? Again, is there any evidence of this ? :?:

Romanonick/Nick Deacon

[Hugh Fuller]

Well, Alban was supposed to have been beheaded but he was a Roman soldier and, presumably, a citizen. Beheading was the common punishment for Roman citizens as opposed to crucifixion which was reserved to rebellious noncitizens and, especially, slaves. Think in terms of Crassus and his treatment of the survivors of the Spartacus Revolt.