| Where |
What |
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| Amsterdam |
They were never here, but : museums |
| Beek |
Remains of a roman villa |
| Bocholtz |
Burial chamber with extensive gifts and sarcophagus |
| De Meern |
Three large sailing vessels and watchtower remains |
| Empel |
Gallo-roman temple complex. Probably
for an important victory. |
| Elst |
Important gallo-roman temple complex |
| Halder |
Coin ship with large coin hoard (4500+) Pieces |
| Heerlen |
Thermae in a museum |
| 's-Hertogenbosch |
Maybe a small settlement & museum
(Noord Brabants Museum) |
| Kerkrade |
Large Gallo-Roman Villa |
| Leiden |
Castellum & museum
(Rijksmuseum voor Oudheden) |
| Maastricht |
In the cellar of Hotel Derlon
a small 'living' piece of history can be visitied |
| Nistelrode |
Settlement and largest bronze hoard ever |
| Nijmegen |
Castra and settlement & 2 museums |
| Utrecht |
Castra, small remainder can
be visited (?) near the Dom church |
| Valkenburg (Lb) |
A.o. roman catacombs (nothing
like Rome !) |
| Vechten |
Rebuilt roman watchtower |
| Venlo |
Provincial museum featuring
some roman stuff |
| Voorburg |
A park on the spot where the Vicus
of Forum Hadriani was ... An extremely small collection in the
municipal museum |
| Woerden |
Castra remains near the A12 highway
and a citymuseum |
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| Old Rhine/Oude Rijn |
A river these days flowing roughly
from Utrecht to Leiden. Was in fact the Rhine river in Roman times
but this river changed its course later on (possibly because of
Roman waterworks near Nijmegen). All along the course were
watchtowers et al. I.e. along the 'then' course, not the 'now'
course. The watchtowers are regularly found in varying condition. A
good Roman road also ran along (a.o.) the Old Rhine. |
