The Antonine Wall in Falkirk District

Name/Title

The Antonine Wall in Falkirk District

Tags

Antonine Wall (Scotland) History; Falkirk (Scotland) Antiquities, Roman; Fortification, Roman Scotland Falkirk; Walls, Roman Scotland

Description

The Antonine Wall in Falkirk District is the culmination of more than 35 years of archaeological research and excavation along Scotland{u2019}s Roman wall by the local authority: the Keeper of Archaeology and Local History in Falkirk, Geoff Bailey. Based on his work over the decades, the book is divided into three sections. The first looks at the different components that make up the Antonine Wall; the second focuses on excavations undertaken by the author on Roman sites in the area; while the third (written by individual contributors) covers some of the small finds uncovered during the excavations. Coming in at a hefty 600 pages, it is well-presented and -illustrated throughout, with the text both clearly written and demonstrating the author{u2019}s breadth of knowledge, while also being insightful and covering many of the Roman sites in Falkirk that have not previously been investigated. The Antonine Wall in Falkirk District is an essential purchase for anyone interested in Roman archaeology and history in Scotland.

Book Details

Author

Bailey, Geoff B.; Brickstock, R J.; Dickson, Camilla A.; Hunter, Fraser; Miller, J.; Price, J.; Ramsay, Susan; Smith, Catherine; Tomlin, Roger SO; Webster, Peter

Publisher

Falkirk Local History Society

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

Falkirk

Date Published

2021

Publication Language

eng

ISBN

9.78184E+12

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Person or Organization

Brickstock, R J.; Dickson, Camilla A.; Hunter, Fraser; Miller, J.; Price, J.; Ramsay, Susan; Smith, Catherine; Tomlin, Roger SO; Webster, Peter