Antonine Wall Community Conference 2021
Antonine Wall Community Conference 2021
We are not able to deliver a large conference this year. Instead, to celebrate the installation of our new replica distance stones, the Rediscovering the…
Walk the Wall Film: Stills Photography and Drone Footage
Rediscovering the Antonine Wall
Walk the Wall Film: Stills Photography and Drone Footage
1 Introduction
West Dunbartonshire Council, on behalf of the Antonine Wall Management Plan Partners (and…
Walk the Wall Film: Short Films and Community Film
Rediscovering the Antonine Wall
Walk the Wall Film: Short Films and Community Film
1 Introduction
West Dunbartonshire Council, on behalf of the Antonine Wall Management Plan Partners (and…
Artist Commission: Stone Altars, Inscription Stone and Bench for Drumchapel
Rediscovering the Antonine Wall
Community Projects
Drumchapel Arts Workshop Stone Altars, Inscription Stone and Bench: Design and Production
1. Introduction
West Dunbartonshire Council, on behalf of…
A visit to Hadrian’s Wall
GREENHILL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
TRIP TO HADRIAN S WALL
On Tuesday, 26th November, 2019, as part of the Antonine Wall Hadrian’s Wall project three members of the Greenhill Historic Society, Irene Ryan,…
Lambhill sculpture in progress!
Work in progress… our sculpture to accompany the replica distance stone at Lambhill, being created by artist Malcolm Robertson. This will look out to the line of the Antonine…
Scottish Archaeology Month 2020
To kickstart Scottish Archaeology Month we published some updates on the Rediscovering the Antonine Wall Project for each council area.
Here is the video for each:
Kinneil Estate Statue is on site!
Activity
This map was made by people living along the Wall today. They drew the things that they liked best, like fishing in the canal or going for a walk.
After the Romans
What happened after the Romans left?
Activity
he Romans left the Antonine Wall around 162 AD. The buildings were destroyed but the rampart and the ditch remained and became part of…