Presentation onHadrian’s Wall Northumberland

WelcomeWelcome to this new presentation

about Hadrian’s Wall. We went last weekend to the

majestic and dramatic walls in Northumberland. We hope you

enjoy watching this presentation and learn some new facts about

Hadrian’s Wall.

Vindolanda

Vindolanda is a majestic and high roman fort that has been saved from the nasty roman times in 121Ad. Today this site contains the

most majestic and high roman site in Northumberland. The site has a lot of Roman

features that lived from 121 Ad.

Howstead

Howstead is a Roman fort that people can walk alongside. It is 37m long and it very high above the Northumberland hills and grass land. The Romans would loved this site!.

Roman Army MuseumThe Roman Army Museum is the most

popular museum at Hadrian’s Wall. This museum tells the story of what it

used to be like in a Roman time. Today the museum is open to the

public where they can see the majestic Roman tablets and shells in the

museum.

River South Tyne

The River South Tyne is the most amazing river in Cumbria. It flows near Hadrian’s Wall to Alston. Today this river would have been

where the Romans would have road done and drunk from.

THANKS GO TO:English Heritage

The Roman Army MuseumHadrian’s Wall

Emma Oates- Mum

Written ByTom Oates