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Peter McKeague (RCAHMS) - East Dunbartonshire


Year: 2013 Author: Historic Environment Scotland Categories: Military, Day of Archaeology 2013, Roman

Tags: #myarchaeology, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Roman Fort, Glasgow, New Kilpatrick cemetery, New Kilpatrick, Archaeology, Scottish Archaeology, Antonine Wall, RCAHMS, East Dunbartonshire, Bearsden, Roman archaeology

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Thumbnail of To the NE of Glasgow, the Antonine Wall snakes through the modern landscape of Bearsden. Two short stretches of the wall are visible at New Kilpatrick cemetery and visitors may also explore the remains of the Roman Bath House at Bearsden, part of the Roman fort now buried under houses
To the NE of Glasgow, the Antonine Wall snakes through the modern landscape of Bearsden. Two short stretches of the wall are visible at New Kilpatrick cemetery and visitors may also explore the remains of the Roman Bath House at Bearsden, part of the Roman fort now buried under houses
To the NE of Glasgow, the Antonine Wall snakes through the modern landscape of Bearsden. Two short stretches of the wall are visible at New Kilpatrick cemetery and visitors may also explore the remains of the Roman Bath House at Bearsden, part of the Roman fort now buried under houses
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To the NE of Glasgow, the Antonine Wall snakes through the modern landscape of Bearsden. Two short stretches of the wall are visible at New Kilpatrick cemetery and visitors may also explore the remains of the Roman Bath House at Bearsden, part of the Roman fort now buried under houses
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To the NE of Glasgow, the Antonine Wall snakes through the modern landscape of Bearsden. Two short stretches of the wall are visible at New Kilpatrick cemetery and visitors may also explore the remains of the Roman Bath House at Bearsden, part of the Roman fort now buried under houses
To the NE of Glasgow, the Antonine Wall snakes through the modern landscape of Bearsden. Two short stretches of the wall are visible at New Kilpatrick cemetery and visitors may also explore the remains of the Roman Bath House at Bearsden, part of the Roman fort now buried under houses
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The stone footings of the Antonine Wall, New Kilpatrick Cemetery, Bearsden, viewed from west. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340570)
The stone footings of the Antonine Wall, New Kilpatrick Cemetery, Bearsden, viewed from west. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340570)
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The stone footings of the Antonine Wall, New Kilpatrick Cemetery, Bearsden, viewed from west. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340570)
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The stone footings of the Antonine Wall, New Kilpatrick Cemetery, Bearsden, viewed from west. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340570)
The stone footings of the Antonine Wall, New Kilpatrick Cemetery, Bearsden, viewed from west. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340570)
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Culverts through the base of the wall helped drainage and prevented ponding of water against the rampart. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340589)
Culverts through the base of the wall helped drainage and prevented ponding of water against the rampart. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340589)
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Culverts through the base of the wall helped drainage and prevented ponding of water against the rampart. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340589)
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Culverts through the base of the wall helped drainage and prevented ponding of water against the rampart. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340589)
Culverts through the base of the wall helped drainage and prevented ponding of water against the rampart. Copyright RCAHMS (SC1340589)
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East Dunbartonshire ‘Contains Ordnance Survey data © Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown and database right 2011’
East Dunbartonshire ‘Contains Ordnance Survey data © Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown and database right 2011’
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