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Hadrian's Wall
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ABOVE: Hadrian's Wall and Swingshields Crag near Cuddy's
Crag.
History and tourist information
Hadrian's Wall Country
Practical information for visitors to Hadrian's Wall, including advice on how
to get there.
Hadrian's
Wall
N.S. Gill describes the wall and the history behind it.
Her article includes photos.
Arbeia Roman
Fort and Museum
The Roman fort of Arbeia wasn't part of Hadrian's Wall, strictly speaking, but it was a
supply depot for the garrisons along the wall.
Hadrian's
Wall and the Romans
A detailed introduction from the 150-page Northumbrian Visitor Guide.
Hadrian's
Wall, Extent of the Roman Empire
A highly readable illustrated article with photos, diagrams, and maps. From aboutScotland.com.
Newcastle upon Tyne
The largest and liveliest city in England's North East is a good starting point for a tour
of Hadrian's Wall. It's also a stop on the main railway between London and Edinburgh. A
travel article with Web links from Europe for Visitors.
Vindolanda
The Vindolanda Trust operates this site, which has visitors' information,
excavation news, etc. for the Vindolanda fort and settlement and the
Roman Army Museum.
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