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In AD 122, the Roman emperor Hadrian

ordered a great wall to be built across

the north of Britain. It ran for about

73 miles (117 km), from coast to coast.

Every Roman mile there was a small fort

called a milecastle, where soldiers

lived. Long parts of the wall still

stand today, and people love to walk

along it. Since 1987 it has been a

World Heritage Site.

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