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Model of Birdoswald, view 2
Model of Birdoswald, view 3
The group above the steep slope
The group stands at the top of a precipice
Some spectacularly good ashlar masonry
Going through the gateway today
The ARLT members enter the fort through the gateway
Granary with posts from a later building
The raised floor of one granary

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