Roman Park: base of the Antonine Wall
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Roman Park: base of the Antonine Wall
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 3 Jul 2015
The view is directly along the length of the rampart of the Antonine Wall. Within the fenced-off area is an exposed section of the stone base upon which the rampart was built. It is 15 Roman feet wide. For a closer look, see Image, which shows the kerbstones on the northern (right-hand) side of the stone base. For a view in the opposite direction (again, directly along the line of the rampart) from the same point, see Image Click on the end-note title for other pictures taken in Roman Park. Similar sections of the stone base are on display elsewhere: two sections in New Kilpatrick Cemetery (Image and Image), and one in Goldenhill Park, Duntocher (Image).
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Image Location
Latitude
55.922523
Longitude
-4.348431