Tag: Antonine Wall
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Roman troops and legions on Scotland’s Antonine Wall – History Scotland
History Scotland is your number one online resource for Scottish history and nostalgia, bringing you daily news and expert articles…
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Kirkintilloch -Auld Kirk Museum
The Auld Kirk Museum occupies one of Kirkintilloch’s oldest buildings, close to the route of the Antonine Wall. Its local-history…
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List of Roman Resources on the Internet
The Antonine Wall (https://www.antoninewall.org/) Hadrians Wall ( https://hadrianswallcountry.co.uk/) The Gask Ridge (http://www.theromangaskproject.org/) Hunterian Museum Glasgow ( https://www.gla.ac.uk/hunterian/collections/permanentdisplays/theantoninewall/) Trimontium Museum Melrose…
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The Summerston distance stone: a lecture by Louisa Campbell
Louisa Campbell introduces the Summerston distance stone and its modern replica at Lambhill Stables.
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Bar Hill and Rough Castle: a filmed visit
Explore two Antonine Wall forts through a visitor’s film with aerial footage.
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How did Hadrian’s Wall work? A lecture by David Breeze
Why did the Romans build Hadrian’s Wall, and how was it meant to work? David Breeze examines its design and…
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The Antonine Wall Website
World Heritage Status was awarded to the Antonine Wall and collaboration between many local authorities and central bodies have produced…
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DISCOVERING THE ANTONINE WALL DISTANCE STONES
READING THE WRITING ON THE WALL: DISCOVERING NEW DIMENSIONS TO THE ANTONINE WALL DISTANCE STONES by Louisa Campbell University of…
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The Antonine Wall: a tour of the surviving sites
Travel along the Antonine Wall through a filmed tour of its earthworks, forts, bathhouse and museum collections.
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Arthur’s O’on – Falkirk Local History Society
The building is unique. It was definitely a temple, since a bronze finger from the cult statue was found…
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Professor David Breeze – Archaeologist of Roman Scotland and the Frontiers of the Empire
Few modern archaeologists have had as much influence on our understanding of Roman Scotland and the northern frontiers of the…
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The Tungrians – Belgium
The Tungrians were from modern-day Belgium. There were three units that served as auxiliary units from Agricola’s time. First Cohort…
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When Was the Antonine Wall Built and How Did the Romans Maintain It? | History Hit
Source: When Was the Antonine Wall Built and How Did the Romans Maintain It? | History Hit
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8 Roman Auxilliary Units That Served on the Antonine Wall | History Hit
Syrian archers, Bulgarian cavalry, Belgium and Netherlands infantry, French and Spanish all served on the Antonine wall. Source: 8 Roman…
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The Antonine Wall: Rome’s final frontier
A University of Glasgow video introduces Scotland’s Roman frontier.
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Roamin’ with the Romans | Historic Environment Scotland | HES
How would you like to virtually ‘handle’ the past? Use our digital models to help you immerse yourself in day-to-day…
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Antonine Wall Bridgeness Commemorative Stone
Commemorative inscription on a sandstone slab, recording the Roman army’s dedication of the building work on the easternmost part of…
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BBC – Scotland’s History – The Antonine Wall
BBC Scotland’s History article about the Antonine Wall Source: BBC – Scotland’s History – The Antonine Wall
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Women on the Antonine Wall
A longer recording from the Antonine Wall channel invites viewers to explore women’s place in the frontier’s story.
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Antonine Wall | Frontiers of the Roman Empire
Source: Antonine Wall | Frontiers of the Roman Empire
