Toilets
In ancient Rome, military toilets, (latrines) were essential structures designed to provide sanitation and waste disposal for the Roman soldiers
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Fort
Headquarters Building
The Headquarters Building (Principia) is in the centre of Roman forts. This is the largest building in the fort. The
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Roman Fort Layout
All Roman forts and camps across the empire followed the same basic layout for hundreds of years with minor alterations
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Lyne Fort near Peebles
Lyne Roman Fort is on unspoilt land used for grazing and many features are viewable 2000 years later. It is
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Agricola Fort Chronology 80 AD
I have reviewed every Roman fort listed on Canmore and used the rough dating from that site for the forts
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Elginhaugh Roman Fort
This fort for around 500 men was established around 79 or 80 Ad during Agricola’s campaign. There is nothing to
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Cadder Roman Fort
This fort is easily reached by a tarmac canal walk from Kirkintilloch (I cycled but some walking required). I was
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Rough Castle Fort
This fort is next to the Falkirk Wheel and is said to be the best one to visit on the
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Fortlet – Kinneil
Kinneil’s Roman Fortlet is one of the milecastles built by the Romans around 140 AD as part of the Antonine Wall,
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