I'll need to go and have a look at some of that. Cheers.

Needs more attention and acclaim than it's getting !

Fantastic piece of work ... audio / visual / cultural masterpiece!

Wonderful film, thank you very much.

I've done a few videos myself on the Antonine Wall. It's a really interesting aspect of the Scottish landscape and it deserves to be more famous than it is.

The Scottish lowlands are not the part of Scotland, South of The Antonine Wall: they're the part between the Highlands and the Southern UPLANDS. Sorry but that just irritated me. Great photography. Personally not a big fan of the philosiphising platitudes at the end about walls dividing, controlling etc... There must have been something more interesting to say .....about the people who lived between the walls and what we know about them, for instance: what maybe made them different to the people who later became known as the Picts to the North. Or maybe you could have quoted Gildas writing in the 6th c. : "Quos iussit construire inter duo maria trans insulam murum, ut esset arcendis hostibus turba instructus terrori civibusque tutamini; qui vulgo irrationabili absque rectore factus non tam lapidus quam cespitibus non profuit."

No one had thought to recreate a short portion of the wall so that tourists and visitors could actually see what it looked like and how the northern wall was constructed. A reproduction of a milecastle would be great, too. I suppose there are limitations with funds, land, and government permission. No one knows what the Roman's named the wall. One possibility was that it was simply referred to as the North Wall, or, the Northern Wall.

So wonderfully shot, the girls walking in the foorsteps of past experts , and that fantastic running theme of the old car in both films. I'm walking there next year and it's going to be such a useful adjunct to the guide. Well done!! Monica

Rough castle is amazong

Thanks mate

Excellent Presentation! Now I want to visit!

Le mur en question à était construit par quintus lollius urbicus un gouverneur d'origine algérienne de l'ancienne numidie né à tiddis à Constantine

Brilliant photography, well done to all people involved in bringing the different projects of this history to life. Congratulations to all.

I always knew the "Duntocher" Fort as the Goldenhill fort

Having missed out on the world premier at Bo'ness Hippodrome back in October 2022, it's so lovely to get the chance to see this beautiful film. This deserves to be seen by a wide audience. Well done to everyone involved. You showcased the beauty of the built and natural environment across the central belt. And the visuals around Aurelius and Silvanus were amazing. David, Lawrence and Jim are brilliant guides and commentators. Loved the reference back to the original old car.

Merci👍

very interesting! thank you

I knew of the Hadrian wall and the further Roman expansion north. It is more interesting to hear about this project than I expected. Using “an old ditch” to unite people and develop an area. The emphasis on equal spending is perhaps indicating some internal challenges.

Awesome! Love the thought of getting out to places away from all the normal tourist destinations to travel and see the smaller unique cities and villages!

Fantastic

Thanks for this. Would be good to publish the presentations?