How static was the Roman northern boundary in Britain? How has archaeology helped us determine any changes?
There are two Northern Boundaries which were built by the Romans > Hadrian’s Wall which runs from Newcastle in the N.E. of England across country to Carlisle in the N.W. which was built from stone and can be easily followed to this very day. The other was The Antonine Wall which crosses from S.E. Scotland to S.W. Scotland (Edinburgh to Glasgow) This one was constructed of Earth and Wood but is still visible in various places. Both these sites are looked after by their respective National Trusts.
