Tag: Antoninus Pius 142 AD
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Quintus Lollius Urbicus:The African Governor
For a few years in the early AD 140s, Quintus Lollius Urbicus was probably the most powerful man in Britain.…
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Risingham Roman Fort
Risingham Roman Fort is located on Dere Street about 15 miles north of Corbridge and 8.5 miles south of High…
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Antoninus Pius 142 AD Invasion
The Governor of Britain in 139 AD was a Berber Algerian called Quintus Lollius Urbicus and he was instructed to…
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Antonine Plague
The plague broke out in 165 AD and lasted until 180 AD, sweeping across the Roman Empire. Coincidentally, these dates…
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The Nervians – Belgium
1st Cohort of Nervians served at Birrens near Carlisle 6th Cohort of Nervians served at Rough Castle on the Antonine…
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Rediscovering the Antonine Wall
An introduction to the frontier and the project helping communities rediscover it.
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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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Roman Tay Bridge
These appear to be the remains of a Roman bridge across the river Tay north of Perth next to the…
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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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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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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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Trade and Roman Influence
The Roman military occupation of Scotland required interaction with local people. No Roman town was ever established in Scotland, and…
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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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RIB 2139. Distance slab of the Second Legion Augusta | Roman Inscriptions of Britain
For the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, father of his country, the Second Legion Augusta built (this…
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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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The Romans and The Antonine Wall of Scotland – John Richardson – Google Books
You can read a chapter on this book for free from Google Books below. The Romans and The Antonine Wall…
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Scottish stonemasons rewrite Roman history of Antonine Wall | Scotland | The Sunday Times
Scenes revising the history of the Roman occupation of Scotland are being carved for a celebration of the ancient Antonine…