Strageath

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Title:

Strageath

Subtitle:

Excavations within the Roman Fort 1973-86

Series:

Britannia Monograph series

Volume:

Number of Pages:

334

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.5284/1090326

Publication Type:

Monograph (in Series)

Abstract:

Much of the plan was recovered and three periods of military occupation were distinguished at this Tayside fort. Period 1, Flavian (Agricola) was for a quingenary cohors equitata, with exceptionally large granaries. In periods 2 and 3 (Antonine I, c 142, and Antonine II after a short evacuation c 158) the defences were remodelled each time and a different garrison installed, each having elements of two cohortes equitatae. The complex series of annexes seen from the air were not excavated. Many specialist reports.

Author:

John J Wilkes
Sheppard S Frere

Publisher:

Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

Other Person/Org:

Richard Reece (Author contributing)
Camilla A Dickson (Author contributing)
Martin Henig (Author contributing)
N H Gale (Author contributing)
A J Price (Author contributing)
Simon Butler (Author contributing)
Rachel Clough (Author contributing)
Richard Welander (Author contributing)
Francis Grew (Author contributing)
Katharine F Hartley (Author contributing)
Anne C Anderson (Author contributing)
M I Wilson (Author contributing)
Brian R Hartley (Author contributing)
A P Grant (Author contributing)
F Roe (Author contributing)
C Cartright (Author contributing)
Anne S Robertson (Author contributing)
J E MacDonald (Author contributing)

Year of Publication:

1989

ISBN:

907764118

Locations:

County:	Perthshire
Site:	Strageath
Country:	Scotland

Subjects / Periods:

Roman (Auto Detected Temporal)

FORT (Monument Type Scotland)

defences (Auto Detected Subject)

Source:

ADS Archive (ADS Archive)

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Created Date:

24 Oct 2018

Wilkes, J. J. and Frere, S. S. (1989). Strageath. Malet Street: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies. https://doi.org/10.5284/1090326. Cite this via datacite

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