Early Roman Fortification Unearthed in Switzerland - Archaeology Magazine
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Excavations at the ancient Vindonissa Roman military camp in Windisch, Switzerland, have unearthed remarkable finds dating back nearly 2,000 years. Archaeologists have uncovered the defensive lines, barracks, remains of a furnace, and a golden Roman artifact, all belonging to what was Rome's first legionary camp in Switzerland.
Early Roman Fortification Unearthed in Switzerland - Archaeology Magazine
Carnelian gem depicting the goddess Victoria with a staff and wreath WINDISCH, SWITZERLAND—La Brújula Verde reports that an excavation at Vindonissa in northern Switzerland has traced the boundary of the first Roman military camp there, which was likely built during the rule of the emperor Tiberius (reigned A.D. 14–37). Since the site is slated for a residential construction project, archaeologists for Canton Aargau wanted to investigate questio…
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