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Trimontium was a
Roman fort
complex located at Newstead, near Melrose, in the
Scottish Borders, in view of the
three Eildon Hills which probably gave its...
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Trimontium may
refer to:
Trimontium (Newstead), an
ancient Roman fort at Newstead, Borders,
Scotland Plovdiv, Bulgaria, the
capital of the
ancient Roman...
- the
ancient city (amongst
which are
Thracian Eumolpia/Pulpudeva,
Roman Trimontium)
situated where Plovdiv is today. The city
became one of the
largest and...
- that the
towns of the
Selgovae were Carbantorigum, Uxellum, Corda, and
Trimontium. However,
there were no
towns as such in the area at that time, so he...
- the
Romans had
taken control of the area, the city was
named in Latin:
TRIMONTIUM,
meaning "The
Three Hills", and
mentioned in the 1st
century by Pliny...
- the
theatres on the
territory of the
Roman Empire, in the
theatre of
Trimontium the
honorary spectator seats were inscribed.
There were
inscriptions not...
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repair to one of the cu****ers. It is near to the
Roman settlement of
Trimontium,
which is to the south-west of the viaduct. To the east of the viaduct...
- well-preserved
sections of the road form part of St Cuthbert's Way to
Trimontium near Melrose. There, the
route crosses the
Tweed and
follows the Leader...
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Scotland (open all year;
entrance charge).
Nearby is the
Roman fort of
Trimontium,
Abbotsford House the home of Sir
Walter Scott, and
Dryburgh Abbey where...
- Mary's Loch St.
Ronans Wells Teviotdale Thirlestane Castle Traquair House Trimontium and the
Eildons Union Bridge Waterloo Monument Wedderburn Castle Borders...
