Hadrian's Wall Derry Brabbs
Hadrian's Wall has been designated a World Heritage Site since 1987 and in 2005 was also incorporated into a wider UNESCO category - the Frontiers of the Roman Empire.
It is also the basis for an 84 mile National Trail.
The book will cover not only the full length of Hadrian's Wall from the Solway Firth to Wallsend on Tyneside, but also other places of historical, landscape or architectural merit to the north and south of the actual Wall itself.
Chapter One Background and History
Chapter Two The Solway Coast
Chapter Three Carlisle to Birdoswald
Chapter Four Birdoswald to Cawfields
Chapter Five Cawfields to Housesteads
Chapter Six Housesteads to Chesters
Chapter Seven Living History
Chapter Eight Chesters to Heddon-on-the-Wall
Chapter Nine Heddon to Wallsend
Chapter Ten Archeology and Conservation
It is also the basis for an 84 mile National Trail.
The book will cover not only the full length of Hadrian's Wall from the Solway Firth to Wallsend on Tyneside, but also other places of historical, landscape or architectural merit to the north and south of the actual Wall itself.
Chapter One Background and History
Chapter Two The Solway Coast
Chapter Three Carlisle to Birdoswald
Chapter Four Birdoswald to Cawfields
Chapter Five Cawfields to Housesteads
Chapter Six Housesteads to Chesters
Chapter Seven Living History
Chapter Eight Chesters to Heddon-on-the-Wall
Chapter Nine Heddon to Wallsend
Chapter Ten Archeology and Conservation