The first Roman activity on this site dates to between 74 and 85AD. Between these dates and the withdrawal of … More
Category: Roman History
Hadrian’s Wall – Walk with the Romans – Steel Rigg
Originally posted on Tammy Tour Guide:
Hadrian’s Wall – rugged splendour Hadrian’s Wall is one of the most impressive ancient monuments in…
Arbeia Roman fort: The strongroom
One thing I have not seen before in other forts that I have visited is the strongroom which was built … More
Arbeia Roman fort: Tombstones
Two interesting tombstones have been found during the excavations at Arbeia which illustrate the flexibility of the Roman social system … More
Arbeia Roman fort: The Commander’s house
There is also a reconstruction of a commanding officers house dating from the third century. It is built in the … More
Arbeia Roman fort: The barrack block
In one section of the site there are a number of reconstructed buildings which sit on original foundations. One of … More
Arbeia Roman fort
The site of Arbeia is in modern South Shields on the southern shore of the estuary of the river … More
Segedunum Roman fort: The Bath-house
Within the site at Segedunum Fort there is also a reconstruction of a Roman bath-house. It comprises 5 rooms: The … More
Segedunum roman Fort: The barrack room and the shrine
In the museum at Segedunum, there are re-constructions of a barrack room and the shrine within the Principia where … More
Segedunum Roman fort: The Wall’s End
The eastern end of Hadrian’s wall was at Segedunum Roman Fort on the Tyne estuary, east of Newcastle. The main … More