Antonine Wall 350m SSE of Inchyra Grange Hotel Grangemouth, Falkirk Council Area, Scotland, UK
The monument comprises the remains of a section of the Antonine Wall.
The Antonine Wall at this point would have consisted of a turf
rampart on a stone base, with a wide ditch to the north and a small upcast mound on the north lip of the ditch.
Scheduled Monument Description
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The monument comprises the remains of a section of the Antonine Wall.
The Antonine Wall at this point would have consisted of a turf
rampart on a stone base, with a wide ditch to the north and a small upcast mound on the north lip of the ditch. Limited excavations
earlier this century identified traces of the buried rampart, while
the ditch is visible as a slight hollow to the west of the area
proposed for scheduling.
The area to be scheduled measures 80m E-W by 25m N-S, to include the ditch and upcast bank of the Antonine Wall and an area to the N and S which may contain traces of activities associated with the construction and use of the Wall, as shown in red on the attached plan.