Vindolanda: Jewel of the North
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Situated roughly two miles south of Hadrian's Wall in the heart of the Northumberland countryside, Vindolanda is home to some of the most remarkable archaeology from Roman Britain. Its history spans several centuries; it is a must see site for anyone wanting to know more about the ancient history of Britain. To learn more about Vindolanda, Tristan met up with Dr Andrew Birley, the Director of Excavations at Vindolanda. First episode in the Hadrian's Wall series. Oh and a quick note! The walk on the Wall shot was done at Housesteads Roman Fort, with full permission.
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