Toilets
In ancient Rome, military toilets, (latrines) were essential structures designed to provide sanitation and waste disposal for the Roman soldiers
Read MoreThe Headquarters Building (Principia) is in the centre of Roman forts. This is the largest building in the fort. The
Read MoreAll Roman forts and camps across the empire followed the same basic layout for hundreds of years with minor alterations
Read MoreLyne Roman Fort is on unspoilt land used for grazing and many features are viewable 2000 years later. It is
Read MoreBased in York at the Legion Fortress units from this legion helped build the Antonine Wall. Previously based in Xanten
Read MoreIn 1771 when the Forth Clyde canal was being built four altars were found intact near the Antonine fort of
Read MoreThe people who inhabited what is now Scotland had their names recorded by the Romans in Ptolemy’s map of 150
Read MoreAs a condition of capitulation to the Romans British tribes would be asked to contribute auxiliary soldiers to fight in
Read MoreThe Usippi were one of many cohorts raised from people along the Rhine. They mutinied in Scotland in 83 AD
Read MoreThis tribe lived by the Rhine around the modern day town of Xanten. They were adjacent to the Batavians and
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