Unveiling Vetera castra: First Evidence of Urban Structures at the Gates of Vetera castra through Multi-Method Archaeological Prospection

Leo Klinke; Lisa Calenborn B.Sc.; Steve Bödecker; Julia Rücker

doi:10.4000/14nrp

January 1, 2025ArchéoSciences

Unveiling Vetera castra: First Evidence of Urban Structures at the Gates of Vetera castra through Multi-Method Archaeological Prospection

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Key Points

Evidence of urban structures reveals previously unknown aspects of the vetera castra site.
Aerial photography and ground penetrating radar were used to map the urban layout near the fortress.
The findings may alter the understanding of Roman urban planning in military contexts.
Future excavations could enhance knowledge of daily life in and around the vetera castra.

Implication

Multi-method analysis unveils urban structures at Vetera castra, indicating significant historical findings.

Abstract

Roman double legionary fortress Vetera castra near Xanten-Birten, aerial photography, magnetometry, ground penetrating radar, targeted sondages, detailed layout of an urban town-like dwelling at the gates of the military camp

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