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The Antonine Wall runs through five local authority areas covering the Central Belt of Scotland: West Dunbartonshire, Glasgow City, East Dunbartonshire, North Lanarkshire and Falkirk.
The Rediscovering the Antonine Wall project aims to raise awareness of the Antonine Wall, primarily amongst local communities but also with visitors. The project began in 2018 and will run until 2023. The project has received funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Kelvin Valley & Falkirk LEADER Programme, the five local authorities and Historic Environment Scotland.
The project was created to increase engagement with the Antonine Wall through the creation of new and interesting attractions all along the wall, the development of new community engagement initiatives and social media pages. In addition to this film, the project has installed two Roman head sculptures, five replica distance stones, five Roman-inspired play parks, community sculptures and a Roman Granary Garden. The project has also created educational resources including new information booklets, replica object handling boxes and the creation of Antonine Wall comics and murals in collaboration with young people.
Inspired by the 1950's 'Antonine Wall' film by Professor Anne Robertson, 'The Antonine Wall: a 37-Mile Landmark' takes us on a journey along the World Heritage site. On the way you will discover the diversity of the landscapes and people living along the former frontier of the Roman Empire.
Once built to divide nations the Antonine Wall now unites communities across Scotland and Europe.