Roman Concrete
Roman concrete, also known as Opus Caementicium, was a revolutionary building material that was used extensively by the ancient Romans
Read MoreRoman concrete, also known as Opus Caementicium, was a revolutionary building material that was used extensively by the ancient Romans
Read MoreArchaeology has been transformed by modern technologies that have provided amazing insights into our understanding and also added new questions.
Read MoreThe existence of amphitheatres outside the legionary fortresses and many of the Roman civitas (tribal) capitals in Britain is well
Read MoreIn the History of the Britons (Historia Brittonum) 858 AD by Nennius it is said the people of Scotland came from
Read MoreThe largest surviving Roman Temple in Scotland stood above the River Carron for 1500 years until a landowner (Sir Michael
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Read MoreThe article Scotland’s Oldest Bridges describes the possible location of the Septimius Severus Bridge and gives access to a map-based
Read MoreMany forts had small settlements next to them and there is evidence that women and children lived inside forts. Serving
Read MoreThese appear to be the remains of a Roman bridge across the river Tay north of Perth next to the
Read MoreThe Romans built roads to help move troops around Scotland as well as occupy the soldiers stationed here as they
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