Begun in 312 B.C., the Appian Way is perhaps the most famous Roman road of all ... the remnants of these roads can be found crisscrossing the landscape, from Scotland to Mesopotamia, from Romania ...

If we do find Mons Graupius, it will be because someone has stumbled across it.” The Road to Mons Graupius: A Journey Through Roman Scotland by Alan Montgomery is published by Tippermuir Books.

An ancient Roman Road said to be used by key historical figures including William the Conqueror, Oliver Cromwell and every King and Queen of Scotland, has been found in a garden near Stirling.

Roman towns and roads formed part of vast urban planning ... famously never managing to take Scotland from the country's violent Barbarian forces. By 410 AD, the Empire was falling apart, and ...

The 48-minute-long episodes feature seven of Roman Britain’s main roads: Watling Street (Kent Coast to Shropshire), Ermine Street (London to York), Dere Street (York to central Scotland), the ...

including Hadrian in AD 122 when he ordered the building of his wall separating England and Scotland. But although Roman roads are characteristically straight, archaeologists have struggled to ...

The roads, which were constructed to transport troops to the outer edges of the Roman empire, correlate strongly to prosperity today, researchers have found. Using satellite images of light – a way to ...