What promotional material exists to encourage interest in the Antonine Wall.

Promotional material has been developed by all the Partners to the Management Plan as set out below.
Historic Scotland
Antonine Wall promotional materials have been developed as part of a suite of World Heritage Site (WHS) branded leaflets, postcards, pop up display boards, flags and fact sheets have been developed over the last few years, in English and foreign languages, as in the following table. Some formal publications have also been produced. Pages on the HS website in the WHS section allow downloads of information such as the fact sheets, while pages on the ‘visiting sites’ section provides background and access information. The Partnership website www.antoninewall.org provides lots of background information and some detail on visiting the Wall. Material on the Scottish Ten website and social media feeds highlights recent work on the Antonine Wall and promotes it for visitors.
HS Material
Printed
Digital Download
Display Material
Language
Year
Antonine Wall Leaflet
Yes (now superceded by new leaflet)
Yes (now superceded by new leaflet)

English
2008
“Edge of Empire: The Antonine Wall – Rome’s Scottish Frontier”
Breeze, DJ
Yes

English
2008
Website : www.antoninewall.org

Yes

English, some German
2008
“Frontiers of the Roman Empire: The Antonine Wall” Breeze, DJ with Jilek,S & Thiel, A.
Yes

English, German
2009
1:25,000 Map of the Antonine Wall produced in association with RCAHMS and the Hunterian Museum
Yes

English
2009
Antonine Wall postcard
Yes

English
2012
6ft pop up display stand

Yes
English
2012
Small display counter with imagery of all 5 WHS’s, including Antonine Wall

Yes
English
2012
Antonine Wall Leaflet
Yes
Yes

English,
Gaelic, German
2012
Exploring WHS’s Poster, including Antonine Wall
Yes
Yes

English
2013
Antonine Wall Fact Sheet

Yes

English
2013

North Lanark Council
The council has produced a walking guide/map to the new trail it has signposted across the local authority stretch of the Antonine Wall. It also has a page on its website dedicated to the Antonine Wall. It is in the process of developing orientation panels to be placed at five key locations around the Antonine Wall in North Lanarkshire.
Falkirk Council
The council has produced both English and German versions of its walking guides to sections of the Antonine Wall across the local authority area. It has a page on the Council website dedicated to the Antonine Wall and funded the interpretation panels at Bo’ness about the Bridgeness Slab and wider Antonine Wall. It also has interpretation panels about the Wall at other locations around the local authority area such as Polmont Woods and Polmont ski slope.
Hadrian’s Wall Website
Hadrian’s Wall are one of the Frontiers of the Roman Empire partners and a page on this website is dedicated to promoting the Antonine Wall.