Fort – Romans in Scotland

Doune Roman Fort – Guarding Rome’s Gateway to the Highlands

Standing on a natural plateau above the River Teith, the Roman fort at Doune occupies one of the most strategically

A small fort about which little. One piece of pottery with the stamp “asiasticus has been found. This pottery was

Over 700 soldiers in this fort. The Tungrians served here. (see RIB 2140) as did the Thracians. References

on Cumbrian Coast 80 AD Built 280 AD abandoned References Kirkbride Roman Fort Historic England Research Records Northern Cumbrian Coastal

Roman barracks, known as contubernia, were efficiently designed to house soldiers in a fort. The layout of these barracks reflected

This is the only fort in Scotland where a large penis carving has been found. In Roman times this was

Not much to see here as the town and a medieval fort have been built over what might have been

The evidence is that the fort at Old Kilpatrick was carefully dismantled given the infilling of the well and it

References Carlisle Roman Fort Tynedale Hadrian’s Wall Group

120 AD built 160 AD stone walls built References Burgh by Sands Roman Fort Tynedale Hadrian’s Wall Group