Roman Frontier

The Roman Frontier refers to the borders and defensive boundaries established by the Roman Empire to protect its territory from external threats and manage internal control. These frontiers often included walls, such as Hadrian’s Wall in Britain, forts, watchtowers, and patrol routes. They served both military and administrative purposes, helping to regulate trade, movement, and maintain order. The frontiers also reflected the extent of the empire's borders at different times, adapting to changing political and military needs. Overall, Roman frontiers were strategic military defenses that played a key role in maintaining the stability and security of the empire.