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Vallum Collection

Discover the ancient wonders of Vallum, a remarkable feature along Hadrian's Wall

Background imageVallum Collection: Hadrians Wall - Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort) - Pretorium

Hadrians Wall - Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort) - Pretorium
Hadrians Wall (Vallum Aelium, Roman Wall, Picts Wall, Vallum Hadriani) - Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort) Pretorium (Praetorium - Generals quarters)

Background imageVallum Collection: Hadrians Wall - near Houseteads Wood

Hadrians Wall - near Houseteads Wood
Hadrians Wall (Vallum Aelium, Roman Wall, Picts Wall, Vallum Hadriani) near Houseteads Wood - a defensive fortification in the Roman province of Britannia

Background imageVallum Collection: Hadrians Wall - near Crag Lough

Hadrians Wall - near Crag Lough
Hadrians Wall (Vallum Aelium, Roman Wall, Picts Wall, Vallum Hadriani) - excavated Gateway at Camboglanna Fort (Gabaglanda)

Background imageVallum Collection: Hadrians Wall - near Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort)

Hadrians Wall - near Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort)
Hadrians Wall (Vallum Aelium, Roman Wall, Picts Wall, Vallum Hadriani) - MileCastle near Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort) - a defensive fortification in the Roman province of Britannia

Background imageVallum Collection: Hadrians W / Sewingshields

Hadrians W / Sewingshields
The approach to Sewingshields milecastle along Hadrians Wall, 2km east of Housesteads fort. The wall, and southern vallum ditch system can clearly be seen

Background imageVallum Collection: Vallum at down Hill

Vallum at down Hill
A view of the vallum at Down Hill. The Vallum was a mound and ditch system, lying directly behing Hadrians Wall. It acted as a mechanism for people-control

Background imageVallum Collection: Vallum on Hadrians Wall

Vallum on Hadrians Wall
The fosse ditch of the vallum system at Limestone Bank. The vallum lay behind the main stucture of Hadrians wall, and acted as a people-control structure, not as a defence

Background imageVallum Collection: Hadrians Wall at Byker

Hadrians Wall at Byker
A view of Hadrians Wall stretching from Byker towards Newcastle. Built by order of Emperor Hadrian in AD 122, the wall marked the northern extent of the Roman Empire



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Discover the ancient wonders of Vallum, a remarkable feature along Hadrian's Wall. As you explore Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort), be captivated by the remnants of Pretorium, once a bustling center within this Roman frontier. Journey near Houseteads Wood and witness the awe-inspiring presence of Hadrian's Wall as it stretches across the landscape. Immerse yourself in history near Crag Lough, where Hadrian's Wall stands tall against nature's beauty. Marvel at its grandeur near Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort) and envision life during Roman times. Avebury reveals another side to this captivating era with its black and white photo, transporting you back in time. Step through West Gate and experience the power that emanates from Hadrian's Wall. Near Crag Lough, let your imagination run wild as you picture soldiers patrolling these very grounds centuries ago. Stand before Borcovicium (Houseteads Fort)'s Northern Gate and feel the weight of history upon your shoulders. Venture further to Sewingshields and discover more secrets hidden within Hadrian's realm. At Down Hill, marvel at Vallum’s impressive structure that has stood strong for centuries on end. Witness how Vallum seamlessly integrates into Hadrian’s Wall itself – an engineering marvel that defies time. Finally, find yourself at Byker where Hadrian’s Wall beckons with stories untold waiting to be unraveled. Embark on a journey through time as you explore Vallum - a testament to human ingenuity amidst breathtaking landscapes along one of history’s greatest fortifications.