1.9M views · 5.2K reactions | "Never again would the Highlands be lost to the British Crown..." Dan Snow visits the mighty Fort George, named after the British Hanoverian monarch King George II, near Inverness in Scotland. Built to control the Scottish Highlands in the aftermath of the Jacobite rising of 1745, the star-designed fort remains virtually unaltered and is still used today as an army barracks. | History Hit | Facebook

490K views · 5K reactions | The Castles, County Durham, is an archaeological conundrum. A massive rectangular dry-stone enclosure, it has been described variously as an Iron-Age fort, a Roman penal colony, a native sub-Roman or Anglo-Saxon encampment, and a Romano-British farmstead. | Odyssey - Ancient History | Facebook