Athena Review 1,2: Roman Inscriptions in Britain (RIB): index by site

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Athena Review Vol.1, no.2

The Roman Inscriptions of Britain (RIB): Index by site

Writings on altars, tombstones, milestones, and other dedication monuments including Legionary distance slabs from Hadrian's Wall and the Antonine Wall, together provide a wealth of historic sources on Roman Britain. These texts have been compiled into a two-volume work entitled The Roman Inscriptions of Britain (abbreviated RIB), edited by R.G. Collingwood and R.P. Wright (1965, Oxford, Clarendon Press). Volume 1 lists inscriptions on stone, and Volume 2 contains writings on other materials. Each inscription is individually numbered and grouped by site. Thus, RIB-191 through -212 includes all catalogued inscriptions from Colchester. These listings are widely used by archaeologists, historians, and museums throughout Britain where many of the inscriptions may be seen.

The following inscriptions, listed by site with both modern and Roman place names, have been described or cited in Athena Review. Countries are abbreviated as ENG (England); WAL (Wales); and SCO (Scotland). Brief descriptions of the monuments are included along with dates, when known. At the end are references to AR Vol.1, numbers 1 and 2, with pages as well as figure numbers if available. Links to several images of RIB inscriptions are also provided.

1. London (Londinium) ENG

RIB- 2, Plinth dedicated to the Mother Goddesses 1,2: 30
RIB- 3, Relief of Mithras, Cautes and Cautopates by an emeritus of the 2nd Legion 1,2: 30
RIB- 4, Altar to Mithras and Sol Invictus for the benefit of the four August Emperors [Maximian, Galerius, Constantine, Maxentius] AD 307-308 1,2: 30
RIB- 5, Dedication to the Deity of the Emperor 1,2: 30
RIB- 6, Defixio, lead curse tablet 1,2: 30-31
RIB- 12, Tomb of Gaius Julius Alpinus Classicianus, procurator of Britain after Boudicca's rebellion in AD 60-61, erected by his widow, Julia Pacata 1st c. AD (after AD 61) 1,1: 24
RIB- 20, Sarcophagus of Atia 1,2: 30

2. Lympne (Lemanis) ENG

RIB- 66, Altar to Neptune by L. Aufidius Pantera, prefect of the British Fleet AD 135 1,2: 79

3. Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum) ENG

RIB- 69, Dedication slab for a temple, may mention the 21st Legion, disbanded in AD 92 1,2: 42
RIB- 70, Dedication slab for a temple 1,2: 42
RIB- 71, Dedication slab for a temple 1,2: 42

4. Chichester (Noviomagus) ENG

RIB- 89, Column, the "Jupiter Column," dedicated to Jupiter 1,1: 32 (fig.4)
RIB- 91, Dedication slab for a temple of Neptune and Minerva by King Cogidubnus, Imperial Legate in Britain 1st c. AD (before AD 60-61) 1,1: 32
RIB- 94, Tombstone 1,1: 32
RIB- 95, Tombstone 1st c. AD 1,1: 32

5. Cirencester (Corinium Dobunnorum) ENG

RIB- 101, Altar to the Genius of the place 1,2: 46
RIB- 103, Column base dedicated to Jupiter by Lucius Septimius, governor of Britannia Prima after AD 296 (perhaps ca. AD 360-363) 1,2: 46
RIB- 104, Altar to Silvanus 1,2: 46
RIB- 105, Altar to the Matres Suleviae 1,2: 46
RIB- 106, Altar to the Matres Suleviae 1,2: 46
RIB- 108, Tombstone of a soldier in the Cavalry Regiment Indiana 1,2: 46
RIB- 109, Tombstone of a soldier in the Cavalry Regiment of Thracians late 1st or early 2nd c.AD 1,2: 46

6. Colchester (Camulodunum) ENG

RIB- 192, Shaft base of an altar to the Mother Goddesses 1,1: 34
RIB- 193, Dedication slab from an altar to Mercury Andescociuoucus 1,1: 34
RIB- 195, Bronze plate dedicated to Silvanus 1,1: 34
RIB- 200, Tombstone of a centurion in the 20th Legion 1st c. AD (perhaps before AD 60-61) 1,1: 34

7. St. Albans (Verulamium) ENG

RIB- 222, Fragment of a commemorative slab 1,2: 35
RIB- 223, Fragment of an inscription 1,2: 35
RIB- 224, Fragment of slab 1,2: 35
RIB- 225, Fragment of an inscription 1,2: 35
RIB- 226, Fragment of a commemorative slab 1,2: 35
RIB- 227, Fragment of a commemorative slab 1,2: 35
RIB- 228, Fragment of a commemorative slab 1,2: 35
RIB- 229, Fragment of a commemorative slab 1,2: 35

8. Leicester (Ratae Corieltauvorum) ENG

RIB- 245, Tombstone of a woman 1,1: 40

9. Lincoln (Lindum) ENG

RIB- 250, Tombstone with a married couple carved in relief 1,1: 24
RIB- 255, Tombstone of a soldier in the 9th Legion 1,1: 24

10. Wroxeter (Virconium) ENG

RIB- 288, Commemorative slab dedicated to the Emperor Hadrian ca. AD 122-130 1,2: 53, 54 (fig.1)
RIB- 293, Tombstone of a soldier in the 20th Legion pre AD 60 1,2: 54 (fig.3)

11. Caerwent (Venta Silurum) WAL

RIB- 309, Statue base to Mars Lenus August 23, AD 152 1,1: 67, 70
RIB- 310, Altar to Mars Ocelus 1,1: 68, 70
RIB- 311, Pedestal, the "Silurum Stone," erected by the Silures for the governor Tiberius Claudius Paulinus AD 220 1,1: 67, 68 (fig.4)
RIB- 313, Graffito 1,1: 68
RIB- 316, Dedication tablet for restorations on a temple of Diana ca. AD 258 1,1: 73
RIB- 318, Slab dedicated to Fortuna and Bonus Eventus 1,1: 73
RIB- 322, Base dedicated to Mithras by a soldier of the 2nd Legion 1,1: 73
RIB- 324, Altar to Salus Regina by a prefect of the 2nd Legion ca. AD 198-209 1,1: 73
RIB- 326, Dedication slab to the Emperors Severus, Caracalla, and Geta by a prefect of the 2nd Legion ca. AD 198-209 1,1: 73
RIB- 330, Commemorative slab dedicated to the Emperor Trajan by the 2nd Legion AD 100 1,1: 73
RIB- 334, Commemorative tablet dedicated to the Emperors Valerian and Gallienus by the Seventh Cohort of the 2nd Legion for barracks restoration ca. AD 253-260 1,1: 73
RIB- 339, Building-stone commemorating amphitheater construction 1,1: 73
RIB- 356, Tombstone of a soldier 1,1: 73
RIB- 357, Tombstone of a soldier from Ulpia Traiana (Xanten, Germany) in the 2nd Legion 1,1: 73
RIB- 361, Tombstone of a veteran from Dinia (Digne, France) in the 2nd Legion 1,1: 73
RIB- 365, Tombstone of a standard bearer from Lugdunum (Lyon, France) in the 2nd Legion 1,1: 73
RIB- 369, Tombstone of a mother and son 1,1: 73

12. Brecon Gaer WAL

RIB- 403, Tombstone of a soldier from the Cavalry Regiment of Vettonian Spaniards 1,1: 76
RIB- 404, Tombstone with the relief of a couple, called the "Maiden Stone" 1,1: 76

13. Caernarvon (Segontium) WAL

RIB- 429, Altar to Minerva 1,1: 78 (fig.3)
RIB- 430, Commemorative slab to Severus, Caracalla, and Geta for aqueduct repair AD 198-209 1,1: 77, 78
RIB- 431, Slate fragment (RIB-432 is on the back) 1,1: 78
RIB- 432, Slate fragment, perhaps a Commemorative Slab (RIB-431 is on the back) 1,1: 78
RIB- 433, Fragment, now missing 1,1: 78
RIB- 434, Slab, now missing 1,1: 78
RIB- 435, Altar fragment, 1,1: 78
RIB- 436, Gold Leaf Amulet inscribed in Greek and Hebrew 1,1: 78 (fig.4)

14. Chester (Deva) ENG

RIB- 491, Tombstone of a centurion in the 20th Legion 1,2: 84
RIB- 550, Tombstone fragment showing a cavalry soldier charging 1,2: 84 (fig.3)
RIB- 551, Tombstone fragment showing a dying barbarian 1,2: 84
RIB- 558, Tombstone of man and child showing the deceased man reclining on a couch 1,2: 84
RIB- 560, Tombstone of three young slaves, two were probably twins 1st c. AD 1,2: 84
RIB- 568, Tombstone of a woman, depicting the deceased reclining on a couch 1,2: 84

15. Manchester (Mamucium) ENG

RIB- 575, Altar to Fortuna Conservatrix by a centurion in the 6th Legion 1,2: 93
RIB- 576, Altar to an unknown deity by a commander of a detachment from Italian Legions ca. AD 197 1,2: 93

16. Templebrough ENG

RIB- 619, Tombstone of a soldier in the 4th Cohort of Gauls 1,2: 95
RIB- 620, Tombstone of a soldier in the 4th Cohort of Gauls 1,2: 95
RIB- 621, Tombstone of a woman from the Dobunni tribe 1,2: 95

17. Staincross Common ENG

RIB- 623, Altar to Bregans and the Deity of the Emperor 1,2: 94

18. Greetland ENG

RIB- 627, Altar to Brigantia and the Deities of the Emperors, during 3rd Consulship of Antonius and 2nd of Geta AD 208 1,1: 28

19. Castleford (Lagentium) ENG

RIB- 628, Altar to Brigantia 1,2: 44

20. Adel ENG

RIB- 629, Altar to the Mother Goddesses 1,2: 44
RIB- 630, Altar to Brigantia 1,2: 44

21. York (Eburacum) ENG

RIB- 640, Altar to the Mother Goddesses 1,1: 39
RIB- 653, Altar to Arciaco 1,1: 39
RIB- 673, Tombstone of a standard bearer in the 9th Legion 1,1: 38
RIB- 680, Tombstone of a soldier in the 9th Legion ca. AD 120 1,1: 38
RIB- 685, Tombstone with the relief of a family 1,1: 38
RIB- 687, Stone coffin of a woman 1,1: 38
RIB- 688, Tombstone with a relief of the deceased reclining 1,1: 38

22. Aldborough (Isurium Brigantium) ENG

RIB- 708, Altar to Jupiter and the Mother Goddesses 1,2: 43
RIB- 710, Tombstone of a woman 1,2: 43

23. Norton ENG

RIB- 712, Building-stone dedicated to the Genius of the Place, marking the only known goldsmith's shop in Roman Britain 1,1: 39

24. Ravenscar ENG

RIB- 721, Dedication slab, the latest known building inscription from Roman Britain AD 370-395 1,1: 39

25. Bowes ENG

RIB- 730, Altar to Fortuna by the governor Virius Lupus AD 197-198 1,1: 28

26. Ambleside ENG

RIB- 755, Fragment 1,1: 43

27. Hardknot (Mediobogdum) ENG

RIB- 793, Fragment 1,1: 42
RIB- 794, Fragment 1,1: 42

28. Maryport (Alauna) ENG

RIB- 808, Dedication slab to Aesculapius by soldiers 1,1: 47
RIB- 810, Altar depicting Hercules and Mars by a commander of the First Cohort of Dalmatians 1,1: 47
RIB- 817, Altar to Jupiter by the First Cohort of Spaniards 1,1: 47 (fig.5)
RIB- 818, Altar to Jupiter by C. Caballius Priscus, tribune of the First Cohort of Spaniards 1,1: 47
RIB- 823, Altar to Jupiter by the First Cohort of Spaniards, under the tribune M. Maenius Agrippa ca. AD 122-125 1,1: 47
RIB- 824, Altar to Jupiter and the Emperor by M. Maenius Agrippa, tribune of the First Cohort of Spaniards mid 2nd c. AD 1,1: 47 (fig.4)
RIB- 825, Altar to Jupiter by M. Maenius Agrippa, tribune of the First Cohort of Spaniards ca. AD 122-125 1,1: 47
RIB- 826, Altar to Jupiter by M. Maenius Agrippa, tribune of the First Cohort of Spaniards ca. AD 122-125 1,1: 47
RIB- 832, Dedication slab to Jupiter for the health of the Emperor Antoninus Pius ca. AD 138-161 1,1: 47
RIB- 837, Altar to Mars by soldiers 1,1: 47
RIB- 838, Altar to Mars by soldiers 1,1: 47
RIB- 839, Alt base to Neptune by soldiers 1,1: 47
RIB- 841, Altar to Setlocenia Labareus by a German 1,1: 46
RIB- 844, Dedication slab to the victory of two (unidentified) emperors 1,1: 47
RIB- 846, Altar shaft to Vulcan by soldiers 1,1: 47
RIB- 852, Dedication stone for a building built by the 20th Legion and part of the 2nd Legion 1,1: 47
RIB- 854, Dedication slab with the boar symbol of the 20th Legion AD 238-244 1,1: 47
RIB- 859, Tombstone Late 1st c. AD 1,1: 47
RIB- 864, Tombstone of a Galatian from Turkey 1,1: 47

29. Penrith (Voreda) ENG

RIB- 914, Altar to Belatucadrus 1,1: 44
RIB- 915, Altar to Jupiter and the Genius of the Emperors by a soldier in the 2nd Gohort of Gauls AD 244-249 1,1: 44
RIB- 916, Dedication slab for a temple of Jupiter restored by a prefect of the 2nd Cohort of Gauls 1,1: 44
RIB- 917, Altar to Jupiter by a prefect of the 2nd Cohort of Gauls 1,1: 44
RIB- 918, Altar to Mars Belatucadrus and the Genius of the Emperors by order of a prefect 1,1: 44
RIB- 919, Dedication slab to the Mother Goddesses and the Deity of the Emperor Alexander Augustus and Julia Mammea by a detachment of Marsacians AD 222-235 1,1: 44
RIB- 920, Altar to the Mother Goddesses by a detachment of Germans from Voreda 1,1: 44
RIB- 921, Altar to Mongons 1,1: 44
RIB- 922, Altar to Mountis 1,1: 44
RIB- 923, Altar to Silvanus 1,1: 44
RIB- 924, Altar to Silvanus 1,1: 44
RIB- 925, Altar to the Vicres 1,1: 44
RIB- 926, Altar to all the deities 1,1: 44
RIB- 927, Altar 1,1: 44
RIB- 928, Dedication slab fragment 1,1: 44
RIB- 929, Dedication slab marking restoration by the 2nd Cohort of Gauls ca. AD 225-235 1,1: 44
RIB- 930, Altar base 1,1: 44
RIB- 931, Tombstone of a boy 1,1: 44
RIB- 932, Tombstone of a boy ca. AD 96 1,1: 44
RIB- 933, Tombstone of a quaestor of the Carvetii 1,1: 44
RIB- 934, Tombstone of two brothers 1,1: 44
RIB- 935, Tombstone of a soldier in the Cavalry Regiment Petriana 1,1: 44
RIB- 936, Tombstone of a woman and her daughter 1,1: 44
RIB- 937, Tombstone of a child 1,1: 44
RIB- 938, Tombstone of a woman 1,1: 44
RIB- 939, Tombstone 1,1: 44
RIB- 940, Dedication to the Deities of the Emperors by the 20th Legion 1,1: 44
RIB- 941, Altar fragment 1,1: 44
RIB- 942, Fragment 1,1: 44

30. Carlisle (Luguvalium) ENG

RIB- 944, Figure of a Genius dedicated by the century of Bassilius Crescens 1,2: 56
RIB- 946, Dedication to Hercules by a prefect AD 180-192 1,2: 56
RIB- 951, Statue Base dedicated to the Mother Goddesses 1,2: 56
RIB- 952, Relief dedicated to Mercury 1,2: 56
RIB- 959, Tombstone of a woman with a relief of the deceased 3rd c. AD 1,2: 73 (fig.6)

31. Cumberland (Galava) ENG

RIB- 1018, Dedication slab to the Emperor Caracalla AD 212-217 1,1: 43

32. South Shields (Arbeia) ENG

RIB- 1052, Altar to Aesculapius 1,1: 55
RIB- 1053, Altar to Brigantia 1,1: 55
RIB- 1057, Altar by a centurion in the 6th Legion 1,1: 55
RIB- 1058, Altar referring to the Fifth Cohort of Gauls 1,1: 55
RIB- 1060, Dedication slab commemorating a new water supply AD 222 1,1: 55
RIB- 1061, Building-stone from the headquarters building by the 6th Legion 1,1: 55
RIB- 1062, Tombstone of a 9 year old girl 1,1: 55
RIB- 1063, Tombstone decorated with birds 1,1: 55
RIB- 1064, Tombstone of a soldier in the First Cavalry Regiment of Asturians 1,1: 53, 54 (fig.6)
RIB- 1065, Tombstone of a woman, with inscriptions in Latin and Aramaic 1,1: 53-55 (fig.1)

33. Risingham (Habitancum) ENG

RIB- 1212, Altar to Fortune commemorating the completion of a bath by a tribune 1,2: 73
RIB- 1215, Altar to Hercules by a tribune of the 1st Cohort of Vangiones AD 205-208 1,1: 28
RIB- 1225, Altar to Mongons Cad by an aide to the governor 1,1: 28
RIB- 1227, Dedication slab showing Fortuna and Mars by the Fourth Cohort of Gauls 1,1: 28, 29 (fig.3)
RIB- 1228, Altar to the Nymphs 1,2: 71
RIB- 1237, Altar to the Emperor Caracalla by a tribune AD 211-217 1,1: 28
RIB- 1254, Tombstone of a young girl by her father 1,1: 28

34. High Rochester (Bremenium) ENG

RIB- 1284, Dedication slab depicting Mars and Hercules by a detachment of the 20th Legion 3rd century AD 1,2: 73 (fig.5)

35. Newcastle Upon Tyne (Pons Aelius) ENG

RIB- 1319, Altar to Neptune by the 6th Legion, from a shrine on the Pons Aelius at the east end of Hadrian's wall AD 122 1,2: 73
RIB- 1320, Altar to Oceanus by the 6th Legion, from a shrine on the Pons Aelius at the east end of Hadrian's wall AD 122 1,2: 73

36. Benwell (Condercum) ENG

RIB- 1327, Altar to Antenociticus and the Deities of the Emperors by a centurion of the 20th Legion 1,2: 72
RIB- 1328, Altar to Antenociticus by the 1st Cohort of Vangiones 1,2: 72
RIB- 1329, Altar to Anociticus by a cavalry prefect ca. AD 180-197 1,2: 72
RIB- 1330, Altar to Jupiter and the Deities of the Emperors by a centurion of the 2nd Legion AD 139-161 1,2: 73
RIB- 1331, Altar to the Lamiis Tribus, the Three Witches 1,2: 72
RIB- 1340, Building slab dedicated to the Emperor Hadrian by the governor Aulus Platorius Nepos, for work done by a detachment of the British Fleet ca. AD 122-126 1,2: 72

37. Rudchester (Vindovala) ENG

RIB- 1397, Altar to the Sun-god Apollo Invincible Mithras 1,2: 32
RIB- 1398, Altar to Mithras by a centurion of the 6th Legion 1,2: 72-73 (fig.4)

38. Carrawburgh (Brocolitia) ENG

RIB- 1546, Altar to Mithras by a prefect 1,2: 74 (fig.2)

39. Housesteads (Vercovicium) ENG

RIB- 1586, Altar to Jupiter and the Deities of the Emperors by the 1st Cohort of Tungrians 1,2: 73
RIB- 1599, Altar to Mithras (Mytras) by an aide to the governor ca. AD 246 1,2: 32

40. Hadrian's Wall, Hotbank Milecastle, No. 38 ENG

RIB- 1638, Dedication to the Emperor Hadrian by the 2nd Legion for work on Hadrian's Wall ca. AD 122-126 1,2: 72 (fig.3)

41. Birrens SCO

RIB- 2091, Statuette of Brigantia by the engineer Amandus ca. AD 160-210 1,1: 56 (fig.3)
RIB- 2092, Altar to the Discipline of the Emperor by the Second Cohort of Tungrians 1,1: 57
RIB- 2093, Altar to Fortuna by the First Nervan Cohort of Germans 1,1: 57
RIB- 2100, Altar to Mars and the Emperor's Victory by Raetians in the Second Cohort of Tungrians ca. AD 153-157 1,1: 57
RIB- 2102, Statue base dedicated to Mercury 1,1: 57
RIB- 2103, Statue base dedicated to Mercury and the Deity of the Emperor 1,1: 57
RIB- 2107, Altar to Ricagambeda by Vellavians in the Second Cohort of Tungrians 1,1: 57
RIB- 2109, Altar to all gods and goddesses by a soldier in the Second Cohort of Tungrians 1,1: 57

42. Cappuck SCO

RIB- 2119, Dedication slab fragment showing a pelta (shield) and the boar symbol of the 20th Legion 1,1: 57

43. Newstead SCO

RIB- 2124, Base dedicated to Silvanus by the 20th Legion 1,1: 57

44. Cramond SCO

RIB- 2134, Altar to Jupiter 1,1: 57

45. Bridgeness SCO

RIB- 2139, Dedication slab from the east end of the Antonine Wall, honoring the Emperor Antoninus Pius and depicting a souvetaurilia ritual scene, by soldiers of the 2nd Legion ca. AD 142-? 1,1: 57 (fig.4)

46. Mumrills SCO

RIB- 2140, Altar to Hercules Magusanus by a soldier of the Cavalry Regiment of Tungrians 1,1: 57
RIB- 2142, Tombstone of a Brigantian in the 2nd Cohort of Thracians, with traces of original paint 1,1: 57

47. Falkirk SCO

RIB- 2144, Fragment of an altar to Victory by the 6th Cohort of Nervians 1,1: 62

48. Rough Castle SCO

RIB- 2145, 3 Dedication slab fragments from a headquarters building on the Antonine Wall by the 6th Cohort of Nervians 1,1: 57, 62

49. Castlecary SCO

RIB- 2146, Altar to Fortuna by parts of the 2nd Legion and 6th Legion 1,2: 89

50. Castlecary SCO

RIB- 2156, Building-stone from the Antonine Wall by a century in the 6th Cohort 1,1: 57

51. Croy Hill SCO

RIB- 2161, Building-stone from the Antonine Wall by the 6th Legion 1,1: 57
RIB- 2163, Dedication slab with a partial relief of Cupid and Venus by the 6th Legion 1,1: 57
RIB- 2164, Building-stone from the Antonine Wall 1,1: 57

52. Bar Hill SCO

RIB- 2166, Altar to Mars Camulus by the 2nd Legion 1,2: 89
RIB- 2167, Altar to Silvanus by a prefect of the 1st Cohort of Hamians 1,2: 89
RIB- 2169, Altar to an unknown deity by the 1st Cohort of Baetasians 1,2: 89

53. Auchendavy SCO

RIB- 2174, Altar to Diana and Apollo by a centurion of the 2nd Legion 1,2: 89
RIB- 2175, Altar to the Genius of the Land of Britain by a centurion of the 2nd Legion 1,2: 89
RIB- 2176, Altar to Jupiter and Victory by a centurion of the 2nd Legion 1,2: 89
RIB- 2177, Altar to Mars, Minerva, the Goddesses of the Parade Ground, Hercules, Epona, and Victory by a centurion of the 2nd Legion 1,2: 89
RIB- 2181, Tombstone of a soldier in the 2nd Legion 1,2: 90
RIB- 2182, Tombstone of a boy, probably the son of a Semitic trader 1,2: 90
RIB- 2183, Tombstone 1,2: 90
RIB- 2185, Commemorative tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by a detachment of the 6th Legion 1,2: 90

54. Balmuildy and vicinity SCO

RIB- 2189, Altar to Fortuna by a tribune 1,2: 89
RIB- 2191, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by the 2nd Legion ca. AD 139-143 1,2: 89
RIB- 2192, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by the 2nd Legion ca. AD 139-143 1,2: 89
RIB- 2193, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by the 2nd Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall 1,2: 90

55. Castle Hill and vicinity SCO

RIB- 2196, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by a detachment of the 6th Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90
RIB- 2197, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by a detachment of the 20th Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90
RIB- 2198, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by a detachment of the 20th Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90

56. Duntocher and vicinity SCO

RIB- 2200, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by a detachment of the 6th Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90
RIB- 2203, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by the 2nd Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90
RIB- 2204, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by the 2nd Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90

57. Old Kilpatrick and vicinity SCO

RIB- 2205, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by a detachment of the 6th Legion, marking construction along the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90
RIB- 2208, Tablet dedicated to the Emperor Antoninus Pius by a detachment of the 20th Legion, marking the completion of construction at the west end of the Antonine Wall ca. AD 142- ? 1,2: 90

58. Unknown Provenance in Britain

RIB- 2235, Milestone from the reign of the Emperor Florian AD 276 1,1: 28
RIB- 2236, Milestone 1,1: 28
RIB- 2237, Milestone from the reign of Constantine I as Caesar AD 306-307 1,1: 28
RIB- 2244, Milestone from the reign of the Emperor Hadrian AD 119 1,1: 40
RIB- 2245, Milestone 1,1: 40
RIB- 2273, Milestone with two inscriptions (see also RIB-2274), one is from the reign of the Emperor Decius AD 250-251 1,2: 44
RIB- 2274, Milestone with two inscriptions (see also RIB-2273), one is from the reign of the Emperors Gallus and Volusion, marking a distance of 22 miles from York AD 251-253 1,2: 44
RIB- 2276, Milestone from the reign of the Emperor Decius AD 249-251 1,2: 42-43
RIB- 2277, Milestone from the reign of the Emperor Decius AD 249-251 1,2: 43
RIB- 2278, Milestone from the reign of the Emperor Decius AD 249-251 1,2: 43
RIB- 2286, Milestone from the reign of the Emperor Philip II AD 247 1,2: 112 (fig.7)
RIB- 2290, Milestone with three inscriptions (see also RIB-2291 and RIB-2292), central text is chiseled away 1,2: 112 (fig.8)
RIB- 2291, Milestone with three inscriptions (see also RIB-2290 and RIB-2292), one is from the reign of the Emperor Carausius AD 286-293 1,2: 112 (fig.8)
RIB- 2292, Milestone with three inscriptions (see also RIB-2290 and RIB-2291), one is from the reign of Constantine I as Caesar AD 306-307 1,2: 112 (fig.8)
RIB- 2312, Milestone from the reign of the Emperor Antoninus Pius, found along the Antonine Wall; AD 138-161 1,2: 112 (fig.6)
RIB- 2448, Mosaic depicting Clio, the Muse of History, holding a scroll inscribed with the word "Helicon" 1,2: 43

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