Roman Britain in Colour display – Great North Museum: Hancock
Pause and enjoy a dramatic reimagining that shows how seven Roman altars in the Hadrian’s Wall gallery were originally brightly coloured. Now
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Hadrian’s Wall 122 AD
Hadrian’s wall was constructed in 122 AD and had troops from many countries stationed along it. The Emporer Hadrian inspected
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Hadrian’s Wall Roman refugee camp for Scots
Team finds hundreds of unusual round buildings likely to have housed natives seen as traitors by tribes in Scotland during
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Roman Altars and Tombstones in Colour
The Great North Museum has colourised altars and tombstones according to pigmentation left on the stonework. This is a video
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Carlisle – Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery
Agricola’s legions marched out from here to conquer Scotland. Carlisle was part of Scotland until 1072. The museum has a
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Arbeia South Shields Roman Fort
Experience life on the edge of the Roman Empire Source: Arbeia South Shields Roman Fort
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Segedunum Roman Fort – Newcastle
Where Roman’s great frontier begins at the eastern end of Hadrian’s Wall. Well-rated museum. Source: Segedunum Roman Fort
Read moreI’ve been on the Pilgrimage! – Current Archaeology
WallQuest community project – lots of good info on 2019 developments on Hadrians Wall. Source: I’ve been on the Pilgrimage!
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