Video – Page 2 – Romans in Scotland

A Roman legionary’s armour and equipment

Meet a reconstructed Roman soldier and take a closer look at his armour, weapons and equipment.

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.

Follow a visual account of Agricola’s northern campaigns and the advance towards Mons Graupius.

Follow a visual account of Agricola’s northern campaigns and the advance towards Mons Graupius.

Explore two Antonine Wall forts through a visitor’s film with aerial footage.

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…

The Autonomous Reenactor Collective introduces cavalry serving alongside Rome’s legionaries.

Liv Free demonstrates a Roman-inspired hairstyle and make-up using modern tools and products.

Watch re-enactors demonstrate the construction of a Roman military ditch and wall.

Travel along the Antonine Wall through a filmed tour of its earthworks, forts, bathhouse and museum collections.

A clip from Scotland: Rome’s Final Frontier focuses on the Roman military remains at Burnswark.

A BBC animation visualises the Roman fort at Inveresk.

A BBC animation helps viewers imagine the scale of the legionary fortress at Inchtuthil.

Meet a leader of resistance to Rome in this short introduction to Britain’s early conquest period.

A University of Glasgow video introduces Scotland’s Roman frontier.

Explore evidence that Roman carved stones once looked very different from their weathered surfaces today.

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