In an attempt to make the site accessible to the public, the outline of the fort and fortlet was marked out in low mounds and an education centre was set up nearby.
32.
The Romans built a road through from their fortlet near Durisdeer on a route which takes a more direct route to the head of the pass than is offered by the Dalveen Pass.
33.
The Beacon roman fortlet, above the coast to the north west of the village, was occupied for a short time in the first century AD and was excavated in the 1960s.
34.
The remains of part of the Antonine Wall run east west, and along it two Roman forts, one Roman fortlet and a Roman camp can all be found within 2 km of Balmore.
35.
At one time this fortlet was known as Milefortlet 26, on the assumption that there had been a dislocation of the pattern of fortlets and towers due to the presence of the Alauna fort.
36.
Some Roman vases have been found near Llugwy, and on the other bank of the river are the remains of a Roman fortlet called Cefn Caer, at Erglodd farm, between Taliesin and Talybont.
37.
The fort, fortlet, and civilian settlement are all protected as a Scheduled Ancient Monument, recognising its importance as a " nationally important " archaeological site or historic building, and protecting it against unauthorised change.
38.
A Punic ditch is a defensive v-shaped ditch with one side much steeper than the other; the ditches surrounding the fortlet had an outer face at 27 degrees and the inner face at 69 degrees.
39.
Jervois recommended that the redoubt ( an independent fortlet commanding Fort Lytton ) be established on Signal Hill, which he considered would be an excellent point whence to watch the movements of an enemy in Moreton Bay.
40.
Nothing can be seen on the ground but the fortlet is visible on geophysical survey was carried out in 1994 which showed three sides of a surrounding ditch, the fourth, west side, having been destroyed by cliff erosion.
