Full-length talk – Romans in Scotland

Hadrian’s Wall under Hadrian: video and detailed lecture notes

Why did the Romans build Hadrian’s Wall, and how was it meant to work? David Breeze examines its design and…

John Reid examines the strategic importance and complex history of Trimontium in the Scottish Borders.

Jim Walker explores the forts, camps and smaller military installations of Roman Perthshire.

Three research presentations examine how new evidence is changing our understanding of Roman roads in Britain.

Rebecca Jones considers Roman camps as a subject of archaeological research.

Rebecca Jones explains how temporary camps contribute to research on the Roman army in Scotland.

Louisa Campbell introduces the Summerston distance stone and its modern replica at Lambhill Stables.

A remarkable burial urn from Camelon connects Roman Scotland with Egypt and the wider Mediterranean.

Rebecca Jones examines the form and development of Roman camps, including Bochastle near Callander.

David Breeze follows the changing use of Hadrian’s Wall through the centuries after its founder’s reign.

Why did the Romans build Hadrian’s Wall, and how was it meant to work? David Breeze examines its design and…

A longer recording from the Antonine Wall channel invites viewers to explore women’s place in the frontier’s story.

A documentary with dramatised scenes explores the human stories associated with the Vindolanda writing tablets.

A Historic Environment Scotland lecture introduces Scotland’s Roman military landscape.