Why Was Hadrian's Wall Built?

Hadrian's Wall was built by the Roman Emperor, Hadrian, in present day Britain in 122AD. Discover the fascinating history behind the construction of Hadrian's Wall, its purpose, and the enduring impact it has left on the United Kingdom today.
Journey back to ancient Roman times and unravel the mysteries of how and when Hadrian's Wall was built. From its strategic construction in AD 122 to its purpose in controlling movement across the Roman Empire, we delve into the historical intricacies that shaped this iconic structure.
But our exploration doesn't end in the past! Learn about the modern-day impacts of Hadrian's Wall on the cultural and historical landscape of the United Kingdom. From tourism to local communities, witness how this ancient marvel continues to leave an indelible mark on the present.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a traveler planning to visit Hadrian's Wall, or simply curious about the enduring legacy of ancient structures, this video is your key to unlocking the rich tapestry of Hadrian's Wall.
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[@trailblazedHQ]

What impacts do you think the Roman Empire has had on present-day Britain? Let us know what you think!

[@kenmccluskey2648]

Italian fish and chip shops

[@trailblazedHQ]

@kenmccluskey2648 Who doesn't love a little spaghetti meat sauce with their haddock? 😊

[@PhotoWix]

Great details and illustrations.

[@trailblazedHQ]

Thanks - we try and make our videos interesting and informative. How did you come across this video? Was it through TH-cam or some other way? Either way, thanks for watching!

[@larryw.bowers3638]

I loved the video and learning more about Great Britian since my mom was British. It is too bad I didn’t more about it when I visited there in 1987. But I did go to Cirencester and visited some Romans ruins there.

[@trailblazedHQ]

Thanks Larry! We have British roots as well so love digging into its history. As an aside, we're wondering how you were directed to this video? Was it through TH-cam or was it from somewhere else? Either way, thanks for watching!

[@tpl608]

Holy ads batman . More ads than USA network TV and that is saying something. Greedy. Greedy. Greedy.

[@danscalone8110]

So you're saying WALLS DO WORK?

[@trailblazedHQ]

Haha - well, this one did have a best before date of around 300 years. Not sure it ever served it's ultimate purpose though as evidence by the eventual Roman withdrawal.

[@tpl608]

Huh? Britian conquered a lot of the world. They had access to lots of spices. And they dont use any in their terrible food.

[@histatimaniples]

Cringe every time he says English or England at those times

[@tpl608]

Old move. Stripes. Quote. "Lighten up Francis."

[@martynhaggerty2294]

Thought most of it was obliterated by the Saxons and then the normans with the celts retaining their culture even today such as kilts bagpipes and porridge. 😂😂