Caledonian Women in Austria
A tombstone in Petronell-Carnuntum, Austria, near the Danube records two Caledonian women. The Latin inscription is Mari[a(?)] Caledonia a[n(norum)] LXet
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A tombstone in Petronell-Carnuntum, Austria, near the Danube records two Caledonian women. The Latin inscription is Mari[a(?)] Caledonia a[n(norum)] LXet
Read moreFound in Austria in 1902, the Latin on this stone says “.rutius Caledo(nis) … an(norum) LX, hic situs est. Vasso
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Read moreThe people who inhabited what is now Scotland had their names recorded by the Romans in Ptolemy’s map of 150
Read moreThis site provides evidence of the native settlements during the time the Romans were on the Gask Ridge. Source: Caledonians
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