Birdoswald Roman Fort

Birdoswald Roman Fortress was previously known as ‘Banna’ and was a post towards the western end of Hadrian's Divider, in the Roman area of Britannia.

Now, the site is involved by a previous ranch called Birdoswald. Starting at 2005, it is the main site on Hadrian's Divider at which noteworthy occupation in the post-Roman period has been demonstrated, and it is liable to a long haul archeological program under the directorship of Tony Wilmott.

It is outstanding amongst other saved of the 16 posts along Hadrian's Divider. The post is arranged in a directing position on a triangular goad of land limited by bluffs toward the south and east disregarding a wide wander of the Stream Irthing in Cumbria. In Roman circumstances, the fortification was known as Banna mirroring the topography of the site.