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Another 'phallic symbol' found near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland by archaeologists

Buried through the ages under land near Hadrian's Wall, archaeologists believe rock art they have uncovered may be a "phallic symbol" created by native Britons

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Hadrian's Wall trail to celebrate 20th anniversary this year

The 84-mile path from Wallsend to Bowness on Solway has attracted thousands of visitors to the North East since opening in 2003

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I took a winter walk to Northumberland's Sycamore Gap on frozen paths

The famous tree is stunning year-round, and a challenging walk to get there makes it all the more rewarding

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I visited a Northumberland Roman temple frozen in time and it was magical

Brocolitia Roman Temple in Northumberland National Park is one of Hadrian's Wall's hidden gems and it was literally frozen in time during the cold snap

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Huge Roman fort in Northumberland to be excavated in lottery-backed project

The Vindolanda Charitable Trust will lead the excavation of the project at Magna fort

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International arts project celebrating Hadrian's Wall to be shown in Northumberland National Park

Frontier Voices aims to explore what Hadrian's Wall means to those who live close to it

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Northumberland and Newcastle home to one of the best car-free breaks in the UK

You can leave the motor at home and still enjoy history and hostelling on Hadrian's Wall if it takes your fancy

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Hadrian's Wall named UK's top spot for romantic camping

The Northumberland landmark also takes second place in a list of UK camping sites open year-long

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Temporary public artwork on Hadrian's Wall has run extended for another two weeks

APERTURA was due to be dismantled and its windchimes were due to be given to schools and community groups along Hadrian's Wall - but it will stand at Walltown Country Park for a little longer

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Lionel Messi reportedly "spotted" in Roman turret on Hadrian's Wall

An image of the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner was spotted far far away from the football pitch

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Commemorative tea towel? Not for Roman souvenir hunters

Exhibition shines light on items brought back by those posted to Hadrian’s Wall 2,000 years ago

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'Walking Hadrian's Wall is a great way to explore our history and Roman legacy'

The Mirror's Siobhan celebrates the monument's 1,900th birthday. Last summer, she set off to trek Hadrian's Wall with four other adults and five teenagers, including her daughter

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What would the Romans say? A brilliant new ‘art fort’ brightens up Hadrian’s Wall

A temporary structure at Housesteads Fort celebrates 1,900 years of the wall, adding a welcome flamboyance to our writer’s childhood memories

The Guardian - UK

Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian’s Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour

Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall’s 1,900th anniversary celebrations

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Northumberland beauty spot to get large scale public artwork this summer in Hadrian's Wall 1900 Festival

APERTURA will be installed in Northumberland National Park's Walltown Country Park as part of the 1900 Festival celebrations, and when it's taken down parts of it will remain in the local community

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Hadrian's Wall in Newcastle: A new film follows its real route through the city

Watch a clip from a new film called Gannin’ Alang The Wall which traces the real route Hadrian's Wall took through what is today Newcastle

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Wheely Good: Disabled Teen Completed An 84-Mile Trek Of Hadrian Wall In A Wheelchair

A disabled teen has become the first person to complete an 84-mile trek of Hadrian’s Wall across England- in a wheelchair.

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Scots teen becomes first person to complete 84-mile Hadrian Wall trek in a wheelchair

Brynn Hauxwell, 17, from Shetland, takes on 'impossible dream' raising over £11,000 for charity.

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Volunteer delighted to uncover very rude Ancient Roman graffiti at Vindolanda

Dylan Herbert uncovered a stone with a drawing of a phallus and an insult - with it expected to amuse visitors for many years to come

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Marble Arch mound mud to rebuild Hadrian's Wall as part of 'levelling up' the north

WORLD EXCLUSIVE Tory MP Mike Wrap has told the Mirror that 'levelling up' Hadrian's Wall was a sure vote winner in the northern heartlands - but that Londoners would be sad to lose the mound

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Hadrian's Wall to form longest chain of beacons in UK for Queen's Platinum Jubilee

1,500 beacons will be lit across the United Kingdom on Thursday June 2 to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - with the longest chain being on Hadrian's Wall

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From hostels to castles: Where to stay near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland

With celebrations for the 1900 Festival taking place across 2022, here are some ideas for places to stay in Northumberland near Hadrian's Wall

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The amazing 100-year-old travelogue of first 'modern' woman to walk Hadrian's Wall

Jessie Mothersole was an archaeologist who it is believed was the first woman to walk the length of Hadrian's Wall - and she wrote a travelogue as she went

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Northumberland cake company bakes 1.5-metre long cake to mark 1,900th anniversary of Hadrian's Wall

Cake craftsman Graeme Venus and his wife Elaine have served up a 1.5-metre long cake rendition of Hadrian's Wall to mark the 1,900th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage site

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Anger at Hadrian's Wall trail 'ignoring' West End of Newcastle as MP fears 'snobbish elitism'

The West End is home to a series of remarkable Roman remnants, but is missed off a national trail that takes visitors along the route of the world famous landmark

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