Other than Roman glory, students could compile a list of things that the Romans stood to gain in Caledonia. Romans. Now playing video 4 of 19. A map of Roman roads in Britain.

Other than Roman glory, students could compile a list of things that the Romans stood to gain in Caledonia. Romans. Now playing video 4 of 19. A map of Roman roads in Britain.

From fierce fighters of Caledonia to the mountainous terrain of the north, many reasons have been offered as to why the Romans lasted only 80 years north of the Antonine Wall.

You can see why the Romans made a beeline for Melrose when they bashed north into Caledonia. They were drawn to the trio of sentinel peaks that preside over what today is the most appealing of the ...

Those who fought the Romans in what is now Scotland are depicted in a new Distance Sculpture that will be placed along the line of the Antonine Wall, the most north-westerly frontier of the Roman ...

Oddly enough, the Romans didn’t press on to conquer the whole of the country, on account of “the lateness of the season”. I see. As for Calgacus, we don’t know if he survived.