Musselburgh – Romans in Scotland

Aqueducts in Scotland

There were no huge above-ground aqueducts in Scotland – the longest occupation during the 300 years of military action was

An investigation into a structure elliptical in shape and with posts showing some kind of structure has been interpreted as

This cavalry regiment (ala) was formed in Gaul and named after its first commander Sebosiana. This cavalry unit of 500

It seems likely that a harbour and small timber fort was established here during the Agricola invasion in 79 AD.

The high ground of the River Esk offered a natural site for the fort the Romans built here Source: BBC

Everyday life in the Roman military community at Inveresk Rome’s northern frontier could be a cosmopolitan place, with forts attracting

Two rare, carved altar stones found in East Lothian could shed new light about the Roman period in Scotland, it