Roman Scotland: Life on the Edge of Empire
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An exhibition about Roman Scotland and the communities along Rome’s northern frontier.
New research, significant loans from across Europe and archaeological discoveries explore the Roman military frontier and its relationships with local communities. The exhibition includes finds from the second-century Roman fort at Inveresk and two altars from its Mithraeum. Advance adult tickets are £13.50; on-the-day adult tickets are £15. Concession, child, member, Universal Credit and National Art Pass rates are published, with free entry for members, under-fives, Universal Credit children and accompanying essential carers; see the organiser for eligibility and full terms. Venue: Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3.
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Listed on nms.ac.uk. Details can change, so check with the organiser before you go.