Ground-Breaking Dig Finds 'Important' Roman Site Buried Beneath Gardens

Roman fortlet from the Antonine Wall discovered beneath residential gardens

Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a previously unknown Roman fortlet beneath the back gardens of residential properties in Bearsden, England, shedding new light on the defensive network of the Antonine Wall. The discovery, detailed in newly published research by GUARD Archaeology, emerged during archaeological investigations carried out ahead of planned property developments. During the work, archaeologists found the stone foundations…

Ground-breaking dig finds 'important' Roman site buried beneath gardens

The garden would once have been home to Roman soldiers - keeping a watchful eye on the north

How archaeologists digging in a back garden near Glasgow found a historic fort

ARCHAEOLOGISTS rediscovered the remains of a forgotten Roman site in a back garden near Glasgow, newly published research has revealed

Archaeologists digging in Bearsden garden stumble on ancient ruin

The garden would once have been home to Roman soldiers - keeping a watchful eye on the north