The existence of the many forts along the Antonine Wall in the Central Belt and fascinating remains at Bearsden and Cramond show that Rome’s presence in Scotland was far more steady than some people might believe.
We take a look at 9 remnants of the Roman Empire you can visit around Scotland.
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9. Trimontium
Located near Melrose, Trimontium, also known as Newstead Roman Fort, is considered to have been the most important of all the Roman forts in Scotland. Pictured is a hollow which is believed to have been the amphitheatre at Trimontium, which was attached to the main fort complex. Photo: Creative Commons