Flavian Period 69 to 96 AD – Romans in Scotland

Bertha Roman Fort

The fort sits on the River Tay where the river Almond joins it. There is thought to have been a

If you look at the mapping of coins across Scotland above it gives an idea of timelines across Scotland although

80 AD Two Roman forts here in the time of Agricola and some camps nearby References Dalginross (Canmore)

This fort for a mounted auxiliary unit of around 500 men was built in timber around 79 or 80 Ad

These appear to be the remains of a Roman bridge across the river Tay north of Perth next to the

A marching camp was discovered in 2015 in the grounds of Ayr Academy and near the Ayr Racecourse. The camp

This is the tombstone of Ammonius from the first cohort of Spaniards dates around the year 80 found at Ardoch

The 20th “XX Valeria Victrix” Legion was one of the four that invaded Britain in 43 AD. They were stationed

Agicola was born in Fréjus in the south of France and educated in Marseille. He was appointed consul and governor