Discover the impressive history of Hadrians Walla monument to Roman ambition and a testament to Britains ever-changing frontier. From prehistoric beginnings, when Mesolithic hunter-gatherers erected some of the earliest known structures, to the transformative Neolithic era of farming and settled life, this land has long been shaped by human activity. Hadrians Wall marked the northwestern boundary of the Roman Empire, stretching from Bowness-on-Solway to the River Tyne; its imposing stone forts, milecastles, and watchtowers bore witness to military precision and imperial power. The Wall was designed both to impress and to exert control: it served not only to defend Roman territory but also to demonstrate the Empires reach, planning prowess, and engineering mastery. Join author John Sadler in exploring this rugged landscapeonce the very edge of civilizationand discover the forts, command posts, and fortifications that stood defiant against the unconquered tribal lands beyond the border. A story of conquest, culture, and human ingenuity, Hadrians Wall reveals the remarkable people, places, and events that shaped this legendary frontier.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Sadler, John
Title
Hadrian's Wall
Details
English text, 12 bw- and 12 colour illustrations. 312 pages.
State
new
Subtitle
Exploring the Past, Present and Future of the Roman Stronghold
Pen & Sword Books Ltd Church Street 47 S70 2AS South Yorkshire Vereinigtes Königreich
