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Birdoswald Roman Fort J050055
HADRIANs WALL: BIRDOSWALD ROMAN FORT. Reconstruction drawing of the granaries in the mid 3rd century AD. hadrian. Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Historic England
Media ID 472478
Filename: J050055.jpg
Size: 4972 x 3515 (17.9MB)
Date: 15th June 2007
Source: Historic England
Credit: Historic England Photo Library
Source: English Heritage Images
Animal Armour Graphic Military Roman Shield Weapon
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This print takes us back in time to the Birdoswald Roman Fort, a significant historical site along Hadrian's Wall. The image showcases a meticulously detailed reconstruction drawing of the granaries that once stood proudly within this fortress during the mid 3rd century AD. As we delve into this snapshot of ancient architecture and military might, our eyes are immediately drawn to the intricate depiction of shields, weapons, and armor adorning the figures within the illustration. These elements serve as a reminder of the fort's purpose: protecting Roman soldiers stationed here from potential threats beyond their borders. The artist, Philip Corke, skillfully brings life to these long-gone structures through his graphic representation. Every line and stroke contributes to an immersive experience that transports us back to an era where strategic military outposts like Birdoswald played a crucial role in maintaining control over vast territories. Amidst all these man-made features lies another intriguing detail - an animal figure subtly incorporated into the artwork. Perhaps it symbolizes both nature's presence at Birdoswald and its significance in sustaining life within such fortified settlements. This print serves as more than just a visual delight; it acts as a gateway for exploration and understanding of our rich past. It invites us to appreciate not only the architectural marvels but also comprehend how history has shaped our present-day world. In preserving moments like this one captured by Historic England, we ensure that future generations can continue learning from these invaluable relics of human civilization.
