Perth & Kinross Heritage Trust

Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust was established in 1988 to promote, preserve, maintain and enhance the historical, architectural and constructional heritage of Perth and Kinross an area which contains a rich and varied archaeological and architectural heritage, from prehistoric, through the Roman occupation, including the earliest land frontier in Roman Britain; and the enigmatic remains of the Picts.

The Gask Ridge Project

A long term programme to study the Roman Frontier works on and around the Gask Ridge in Perthshire, Scotland

The Scottish Crannog Centre

Discover how and why these ancient people built their homes in the water, and experience first-hand how they lived.

The Council for Scottish Archaeology

A Site that provides all sorts of information about archaeology in Scotland, including how to get involved, what excavations are happening and what archaeology you have in your area.

Roman Britain

An excellent site that provides information about almost every Roman settlement, fort, camp as well as the Legions and auxileries in the entire British Isles. There is also a collection of "clickable" Maps of Roman Britain are a section covering the Celtic and Romano-British people as well.

The Vindolanda Tablets Online

A very informative site detailing the Vindolanda writing tablets found at Vindolanda Roman Fort on Hadrians Wall.

Roman Army Talk(RAT)

A superb Roman Army Forum with discussions on a variety of subjects.

Rome

A good site for all things Roman, its not strictly a re-enactment group more about simulated combat in a safe, fun environment. Has a very comprehensive list of Roman re-enactment groups around the world on its Links page.

The Antonine Walkway Trust

The Trust was Formed in the year 2000 with the aim to upgrade the core path network around the Antonine wall for Walking, Cycling and where possible Wheelchair access to Picnic areas and view points. by installing kissing Gates, sign posting, Way Marking and Picnic areas.

The Antonine Way

The Antonine Way links Bo'ness on the River Forth with Old Kilpatrick just outside Glasgow on the River Clyde. The walk is 37 miles and can be used to connect with the West Highland Way and many other walks and trails.

Catwhiskertours

A Scottish based company offering personalised special interest and activity holiday tours for groups of up to six in number with special interests such as history and heritage, architecture, ancestry research, scenery, Loch Ness, Hadrian's Wall, photography, Edinburgh and Glasgow. They have some good Roman tours on offer.

Comrie Croft

Comrie Croft is situated in a 200-year-old Scottish Farmstead in Perthshire, and offers a simple, attractive, great value escape amongst the Scottish hills.There are various outdoor activities on offer and the croft is not far from the Gask Ridge Roman frontier.