Roman Military Campaigns – The Second Antonine Period (c. AD158 -c.162)

Welsh Forts Occupied During the Late-Antonine Period

• Caernarfon
• Forden Gaer
• Castell Collen
•  Caersws
•  Brecon Gaer
• Carmarthen?
• Llanio?
• Loughor?

Antonine Period II (c.158AD – c.162)

Name	N.G.Ref.	Description
TRIMONTIVM (Newstead, Borders)	NT5734	Large Fort
Glenlochar, Dumfries & Galloway	NX7364	Large Fort
CORSTOPITVM (Corbridge, Northumberland)	NY9864	Fort
HABITANCVM (Risingham, Northumberland)	NY8986	Fort
BREMENIVM (High Rochester, Northumberland)	NY8398	Fort
Inveresk, Lothian	NT3472	Fort
Cramond, Lothian	NT1976	Fort
CASTRA EXPLORATORVM (Netherby)	NY3971	Fort
BLATOBVLGIVM (Birrens, Dumfries & Galloway)	NY2175	Fort
Castledykes, Strathclyde	NS9244	Fort
Bothwellhaugh, Strathclyde	NS7357	Fort
Whitemoss, ?	?	Fort
CAMELON (Camelon, Central)	NS8680	Fort
ALAVNA (Ardoch, Tayside)	NN8309	Fort
Strageath, Tayside	NN8918	Fort
Bertha, Tayside	NO0926	Fort
Cappuck, Borders	NT6921	Small Fort
Crawford, Strathclyde	NS9521	Small Fort
Chew Green, Northumberland	NT7808	Fortlet
Milton, Dumfries & Galloway	NT0901	Fortlet
Lyne, Borders	NT1840	Fortlet
Lurg Moor, Strathclyde	?	Fortlet
Outerwards, Strathclyde	NS2366	Fortlet

The Antonine Wall was reoccupied at this time (see above).

References for Roman Military Campaigns – The Second Antonine Period (c. AD158-c.162)

• The Roman Invasion of Britain by Graham Webster (Batsford, London, 1980);
• Rome Against Caratacus by Graham Webster (Batsford, London, 1981);
• Britons and the Roman Army by Grace Simpson (Gregg, London, 1964);
• Historical Map and Guide: Roman Britain by the OS (3rd Edition, 1956; 4th Ed., 1990; 5th Ed., 2001);