platform or signalling platform) and gravel pits for building of the military road. The bath house was built on an annexe. The fort was defended by Nervii, and Flavius Betto was a commanding officer. One of the best overviews of the site is the video of the Bridgeness Slab by Falkirk Council, presented by Geoff Bailey, Keeper of Archeology and Local History at Falkirk Museum, from about 10 minutes. For early discoveries see Sir George Macdonald's writings. Events A sound and light show was organised at Rough Castle in November 2018 to promote tourism. See also List of places in Falkirk district References External links Antonine Wall: Rough Castle at Historic Environment Scotland website Rough Castle Fort on the Gazetteer for Scotland Falkirk Local History Society Forts of the Antonine Wall Archaeological sites in Falkirk (council area) Roman auxiliary forts in Scotland Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Falkirk