Camels in Roman Britain?

Few people know, but it was as recent as in nineteen-forties, when camels were kept and bred in Siberia as far north as latitude 60

Camels or Dromedaries had a strong advantage over other animals like horses: They did not need roads in good shape, nor fields where to eat.

It is important because at that time, creating and maintaining a road and relays was really costly for states, and states at the same time, needed to tax businesses which could not exist without roads (or ports/boats).

> deserves a dromed-ic revision.

dromed-ic... really? sigh