- Nestled between the rolling hills and vibrant green landscapes of modern-day Scotland lies the whisper of an ancient boundary, the Antonine Wall.
- The Antonine Wall was discovered through a combination of early modern antiquarianism and archaeological investigation.
- Bir Dünya Mirası alanı olan Antonine Duvarı, Roma İmparatoru Antonius Pius yönetiminde ikinci yüzyılda inşa edilmiştir.
- Kendisinden önceki imparatorlar gibi, Antoninus da kuzey kabilelerini asla yenemedi ve Antonine Duvarı 20 yıl sonra terk edildi.
- In 2008, the Antonine Wall was inscribed by UNESCO as a part of the Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site.
- The legend goes that a Pictish army led by a warlord called Graham, or Grim, broke through the Antonine Wall just west of modern day Falkirk.
- After only eight years since the wall’s completion, the Roman’s abandoned the Antonine Wall and forts, choosing to withdraw to Hadrian’s Wall in AD 162.
- Antoninus Duvarı, İngiltere'deki Roma sınır bariyeri, İskoçya boyunca Clyde Nehri ile Firth of Forth arasında yaklaşık 36,5 mil (58,5 km) uzanıyor.
- Antoninus Duvarı, Romalılar tarafından Vallum Antonini olarak adlandırılan duvar. Hadrian Duvarı’nın Kuzeyi’ndeki Keltler için ilk savunma hattı olarak...
- The Antonine Wall was the north-west frontier of the Roman Empire. Located in central Scotland, north of Edinburgh and Glasgow, the Wall was a linear barrier...