Speeding is endemic and dangerous
I've even been punched tae the groond for berating a speeding close passing driver
Speeding is endemic and dangerous
I've even been punched tae the groond for berating a speeding close passing driver
I’ve written to East Lothian Council and Police Scotland, to explore the possibility of various speed management interventions.
I’ve written to East Lothian Council and Police Scotland, to explore the possibility of various speed management interventions.
From steamy bathhouses to altars to Sol the sun god and leather shoes that still survive to this day, an eye-opening new exhibition chronicles Scotland under the Romans (before they fled) Inveresk…
From steamy bathhouses to altars to Sol the sun god and leather shoes that still survive to this day, an eye-opening new exhibition chronicles Scotland under the Romans (before they fled) Inveresk…
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Scientists have rebuilt the face of a man who died on the Roman frontier in Scotland almost 2,000 years ago. His remains came from Inveresk, a site near Edinburgh...
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Scientists have rebuilt the face of a man who died on the Roman frontier in Scotland almost 2,000 years ago. His remains came from Inveresk, a site near Edinburgh...
More information:
archaeologymag.com/2026/10/face...
https://media.nms.ac.uk/news/2000-year-old-face-of-inhabitant-of-roman-scotland-revealed-in-new-reconstruction
https://media.nms.ac.uk/news/2000-year-old-face-of-inhabitant-of-roman-scotland-revealed-in-new-reconstruction
archaeologymag.com/2026/10/face...
archaeologymag.com/2026/10/face...
Dr Fraser Hunter, principal curator of prehistory and Roman archaeology at National Museums Scotland (NMS) said: “I have worked with the finds from Roman Inveresk for years, but this facial reconstruction finally gives me a sense of what one of its inhabitants looked like
Dr Fraser Hunter, principal curator of prehistory and Roman archaeology at National Museums Scotland (NMS) said: “I have worked with the finds from Roman Inveresk for years, but this facial reconstruction finally gives me a sense of what one of its inhabitants looked like
archaeologymag.com/2026/10/face...
archaeologymag.com/2026/10/face...
A new facial reconstruction brings back the face of a man whose remains came from Inveresk, a Roman fort site near Edinburgh....
A new facial reconstruction brings back the face of a man whose remains came from Inveresk, a Roman fort site near Edinburgh....
What was a man like who lived during the Roman Empire? His DNA and bones revealed his appearance, but also the difficulties he faced in everyday life Scientists have reconstructed the face of a…
What was a man like who lived during the Roman Empire? His DNA and bones revealed his appearance, but also the difficulties he faced in everyday life Scientists have reconstructed the face of a…
The team discovered he was likely to have been in his early 50s when he died at Inveresk, sometime between AD 140–165. Analysis of his skeleton found that during his life he suffered several injuries and was certainly not a soldier at the time of his death.
The team discovered he was likely to have been in his early 50s when he died at Inveresk, sometime between AD 140–165. Analysis of his skeleton found that during his life he suffered several injuries and was certainly not a soldier at the time of his death.
This has a personal connection to BAJR, as I was on the team that excavated the site and skeletons.
www.bajr.org/reconstructi...
This has a personal connection to BAJR, as I was on the team that excavated the site and skeletons.
www.bajr.org/reconstructi...