Roman Camps in Scotland

[@mackenziefan5019]

This was a brilliant presentation. The Roman presence in Ayr wasn't found under a Tesco... but when they were doing some rescue archaeology on the site of the New Ayr Academy in what was the Craigie Estate in Ayr.

[@davidoldboy5425]

Stumbled upon this by accident, a fantastic presentation, more please

[@simonjones7727]

Wonderful presentation. I have learned so much watching that. The camp at Bochastle near Callander looks as if it might have been quite convenient for the railway! You do wonder if the Victorians knew what they were digging up.

[@nilstelle1065]

Wish I had know of this over fifty years ago after being in Scotland for two months,exploring arrears with my late wife born in Scotland,

[@DangRockets]

Really good to see more on Scotlands Roman past so clearly set out. Highlight at 24:07

[@JVsMusicalSoundscapes]

Very interesting... Roman excursions into the Highlands fascinate me. You might be interested to know that Marcus Aurelius apparently camped near Piestany in Slovakia.

[@jameskennedy8291]

Excellent presentation--thank you.

[@kayharker712]

That was so interesting - seeing those aerial views ..... wow !

[@gerrypowell2748]

Excellent talk👌

[@niallgerardjosephoconnells7097]

Thanks 👍. Kind regards Niall O'Connell Dundalk Ireland.❤👍🇨🇮

[@smujiodome]

There’s a town in West Lothian called Roman Camp. Strange place with an atmosphere to it.

[@dymps574]

Hi, my ancestors were Carberrys/de crebarrie,s from inveresk and Carberry. I'm looking for any information on thses guys.. love your channel, very educational, thank you!

[@IvanhoeSir]

Hi Rebecca, would the Roman's mark a campsite ground with graffiti with rocks, spelling out IV85AD

[@jasonharkins-px3nu]

Dechmount hill Cambuslang .a walled fort Near ladie s well

[@PRAR1966]

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[@rainertornow2023]

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