The Antonine Wall at Bearsden

Having constructed Hadrian’s Wall the Romans then moved north into what we now know as Northumberland and souther Scotland with a new frontier along the Antonine Wall. This second century acquisition was relatively soon abandoned, but still left a number of archaeological remains. This includes the evidence of stone buildings at Bearsden, north west of Glasgow.

This site is described on Wikipedia at Bearsden

 and in an article from The National at How archaeologists digging in a back garden near Glasgow found a historic fort

There is now also an article on Live Science which describes the site and places it in context. It can be accessed at Roman military fort discovered in Scotland far north of Hadrian's Wall