StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Walls Castle

The ground surface is rather higher than it would have been in Roman times. This little arch is the tip of the heating flues from the furnace. Again, traces of the render are visible.

Bathhouse as viewed from the northern side (and the private road used for access). The fort is further to the right.

Looking at the bathhouse from the eastern side. The substantial nature of the building is apparent. Also visible is the remains of rendering - the greyish and red areas. The local red sandstone is the building material. The area nearest to this side of the right hand wall contains the buried remains of a hypocaust.

The buttresses on the right here would provide extra strength to the already substantial wall, probably indicating that this area had a heavy arched or domed tile roof.

Inside the room considered to be the changing rooms, with areas of coloured rendering, The niches may have contained ritual features or statues. Note - the walls, some 13ft (4m) in height and of considerable thickness.

Plan of the visible walls, and features found during excavations. This includes an area of hypocaust.