Bellie, Moray: Possibly (but probably not) the northernmost Roman site in Scotland and the entire Roman Empire. Located near the River Spey, its exact nature remains debated. Cropmarks and limited excavation suggest possible camp defences.

It’s an often overlooked fact when thinking about #HadriansWall is where did the soldiers live when building or repairing the wall? At Burnhead a temporary camp survives possibly used by the wall builders although dating is difficult with these sites #Archaeology #RomanBritain

Traprain Law, East Lothian: Explore a native settlement that thrived during Roman times! Home to the spectacular Traprain Treasure, it shows complex interactions between Romans and Scots. A true window into ancient diplomacy!

Recently fully unearthed and restored - the amphitheater of Carsulae for 6000 participants ArcheoCarsulae - spectacular and also used for events each year!

Best name ever for a prehistoric museum curator! Always worth a wee visit to the wonderful Kelvingrove museum in Glasgow.

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Broomholm, Dumfries & Galloway: Uncover a fort with multiple occupation phases! Evidence suggests pre-Roman structures beneath the earliest fortifications, but only a small section of the fort has been recorded. It's a site that spans the transition into Roman Scotland!

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Castlecary, Falkirk: Explore one of only two stone-built forts on the Antonine Wall! Its impressive remains and possible mansio (official guesthouse) highlight its importance on the frontier.

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Check out these moments from the opening of the replica Roman kiln today in @colhighgatewood !🏺 🔥 Huge thanks to @pottedhistory and the wonderful volunteers at @turning_earth!

When you’re at the airport and you pass all the people going to the Roman archaeology conference and you’re heading in the opposite direction

Dalswinton, Dumfries & Galloway: Discover a complex of Roman sites along the River Nith! With multiple forts and camps, it showcases the strategic importance of this valley to Rome's Scottish campaigns.

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Check out these moments from the firing of the replica Roman kiln at Highgate Wood! 🏺 🔥

I’ve been away for a few days and have returned home to find this book waiting for me! 🤩 ‘Beyond the Empire: A guide to Roman Scotland’ by Dr Andrew Tibbs Roman Scotland Wow, a quick flick through reveals over 300 Roman sites across Scotland to explore! Time to start planning

Today I’m up a mountain in Austria and have found some Roman remains - the wall of a burgus from the 4th century. It’s a military tower altho different to the ones found in Scotland

Sadly, the museum under the cathedral, which has the remains of a Roman villa is closed for redevelopment. So instead, here’s a beautiful early 16th century piece of Venetian glass

Cappuck, Scottish Borders: Step into a fortlet guarding a river crossing! Its multiple occupation phases and inscriptions reveal the long-term Roman presence in the Borders. The red shading highlights the extent of visibility from the corner towers of the fort.