Hadrian's Wall

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Hadrian's Wall is a monumental Roman defensive fortification in northern England that marked the empire’s northern frontier in Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman defensive fortification
UNESCO World Heritage Site
frontier wall
builtDuringReignOf Hadrian
surface form: Emperor Hadrian
constructedBy Roman Empire
Roman legion
surface form: Roman army
constructionStart AD 122
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
endPoint Bowness-on-Solway
era Britannia (Roman province)
surface form: Roman Britain
follows northern frontier of Roman Britain
hasPart forts
milecastles
turrets
vallum
heritageDesignation Scheduled Monument
UNESCO World Heritage Site
inscriptionLanguage Latin
knownFor extensive archaeological remains
marking the northern limit of the Roman Empire in Britain
length about 117 kilometres
about 73 miles
locatedIn Britannia (Roman province)
Cumbria
England
Northern England
Northumberland
Tyne and Wear
maintainedBy English Heritage
National Trust
materialUsed stone
turf
namedAfter Hadrian
Hadrian
surface form: Roman emperor Hadrian
parallelStructure Antonine Wall
partOf Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site
Limes Germanicus
surface form: Roman limes system
purpose border control
defensive fortification
symbolic frontier of the Roman Empire
significantPlace Birdoswald Roman Fort
Chesters Roman Fort
Hadrian's Wall self-linksurface differs
surface form: Housesteads Roman Fort

Segedunum Roman Fort
Vindolanda
startPoint Newcastle upon Tyne
surface form: Wallsend
touristAttraction yes

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Hexham near Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Roman Army Museum (nearby, same trust) locatedNear Hadrian's Wall
subject surface form: Roman Army Museum
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Roman Army Museum (nearby, same trust) focusesOn Hadrian's Wall
subject surface form: Roman Army Museum
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Roman Army Museum (nearby, same trust) associatedWith Hadrian's Wall
subject surface form: Roman Army Museum
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall frontier system
Roman Army Museum (nearby, same trust) provides Hadrian's Wall
subject surface form: Roman Army Museum
this entity surface form: context for Hadrian’s Wall
River Irthing near Hadrian's Wall
River Irthing adjacentTo Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site
Vallum Antonini laterSupersededBy Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Tynedale hasHeritage Hadrian's Wall
Northumberland County containsLandmark Hadrian's Wall
St Michael’s Church, Burgh by Sands proximityTo Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
St Michael’s Church, Burgh by Sands materialFrom Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Roman fort of Aballava locatedOn Hadrian's Wall
Roman fort of Aballava partOf Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian's Wall frontier system
Roman fort of Aballava region Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian's Wall west sector
The Eagle setInLocation Hadrian's Wall
Carlisle, Cumbria, England hasLandmark Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall (nearby)
Hadrian’s Cycleway follows Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Hadrian’s Cycleway namedAfter Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Hadrian’s Cycleway hasTheme Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
ancient Britain hasSite Hadrian's Wall
Brampton near Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Hadrian’s travels relatedTo Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian’s Wall
Britannia hasFortification Hadrian's Wall
Britannia hasArchaeologicalSite Hadrian's Wall
Cumberland, England contains Hadrian's Wall
this entity surface form: Hadrian's Wall (western section)