Rampart wall in Roman architecture: An investigation on three walls from Britania

The Roman Empire dominated Europe. A very large empire spreading over the continent has been established. The Mediterranean has entered the Roman domination. It is known that new places mean new emperor candidates. It is known that emperors have resorted to many roads to protect the borders and to prevent the mood of soldiers in the provinces as emperors. It is the island of the country that was visited by Julius Caesar in Britain. Although this was not the first time in those early years, this occupation plan was carried out over time. Gask Ridge is known as the fortress that served as the border of the far north of Britain at that time. Hadrian's Wall is known to have been built by Emperor Hadrianus to prevent confusion with the purpose of preserving existing borders. The wall of Antonine was started by the work of Antonius Pius and the generals were informed of the troubled days of the soldiers. With the departure of the Roman Empire, the British empire, it remained in tribes of Caledonia. The future of Roman architecture has been left to the hands of Britain. Gask Ridge, the Hadrian's Wall and the Antonine Walls have done partly to maintain their presence on a daily basis.