This executive summary presents an updated interpretation of the Ruperra Home Farm Roman military–funerary complex following the identification of a monumental south-west gate and associated internal corridors. The site is interpreted as a highly organised, multi-functional Roman complex covering approximately 118 hectares. New perimeter measurements, axial alignments, and a substantial operational corridor have significantly refined understanding of the site’s hierarchy, access control, and internal zoning. The report argues that the scale, coherence, and architectural form exceed those of a temporary camp, indicating a long-term, strategically significant installation combining military, ceremonial, and logistical functions.