Dan Snow explores the physical remains of Hadrian’s vast project of 122AD - over 80 Roman miles of wall, turrets and forts, stretching from coast to coast across northern England. Mile after mile of ...

Hadrian’s Wall in Britain “and a host of other monuments ... in 1803 on a visit to the emperor’s villa at Tivoli near Rome. Hadrian’s Villa’s size, opulence, and design touches from ...

Today Hadrian’s Wall is one of the best preserved, well-documented sections of Rome’s frontier. Remnants of the 73-mile barrier run through salt marshes, across green sheep pastures ...

Hadrian's Wall In 122 AD the Emperor Hadrian ordered ... prestige of a military triumph to boost his imperial reputation in Rome. In 138 AD he ordered his legions to advance to the Forth/ Clyde ...

Hadrian's Wall is the largest single Roman monument in the world and the most impressive Roman legacy north of the Alps. "The Wall" tells the story of Hadrian's Wall, its makers, its effect and ...

For Tacitus, Agricola's son-in-law, Scotland had been "let go", however Rome was facing a more pressing military crisis on the Rhine and Danube frontiers. Hadrian's Wall In 122 AD Hadrian's Wall ...

“Rather, the brooch is more likely to have been obtained through ad hoc exchange with Roman troops operating north of Hadrian’s Wall ... a recurring element of Rome’s intermittent occupation ...

North of Hadrian's Wall the Romans built forts like Newstead ... of a military triumph to boost his imperial reputation in Rome. In 138 AD he ordered his legions to advance to the Forth/ Clyde ...

For Tacitus, Agricola's son-in-law, Scotland had been "let go", however Rome was facing a more pressing military crisis on the Rhine and Danube frontiers. Hadrian's Wall In 122 AD Hadrian's Wall ...

“Rather, the brooch is more likely to have been obtained through ad hoc exchange with Roman troops operating north of Hadrian’s Wall, perhaps even taken in ... likely to have been a recurring element ...