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Another marching camp excavating at Friedberg/Hassia(D) - Simplex - 04-12-2016 .....that camp had already been spotted in 2012 on the site of a new housing estate built on „Am Steinern Kreuz“ at Friedberg/Hassia. Clearly a marching camp with a meagre exploit of datable material , size is estimated at about 17ha -- county archeologist-in-charge Dr. Jörg Lindenthal "favours" dating it into the Augustean horizon, he says. Excavations for 2016 have started right now. http://www.pressemeldung-hessen.de/wetteraukreis-2000-jahre-altes-zeltlager-roemischer-legionaere-wird-untersucht/ Greez Siggi RE: Another marching camp excavating at Friedberg/Hassia(D) - Gunthamund Hasding - 04-13-2016 thanks for the post interesting indeed I can give you only an neutral rating though RE: Another marching camp excavating at Friedberg/Hassia(D) - Robert Vermaat - 04-13-2016 (04-13-2016, 06:37 AM)Gunthamund Hasding Wrote: I can give you only an neutral rating though Added it for you. RE: Another marching camp excavating at Friedberg/Hassia(D) - Simplex - 04-14-2016 (04-13-2016, 11:21 AM)Robert Vermaat Wrote:(04-13-2016, 06:37 AM)Gunthamund Hasding Wrote: I can give you only an neutral rating though ....2014 excavations: geomagnetics --- the lower pic. http://pzp.de/pzp-info/aktuelles/?tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=119&cHash=5e327646f0e20feafba688389d2cdb5a Greez Simplex RE: Another marching camp excavating at Friedberg/Hassia(D) - deleted - 04-21-2016 Very interesting. Have to follow how these excavations turn out. RE: Another marching camp excavating at Friedberg/Hassia(D) - Simplex - 07-19-2017 (04-21-2016, 07:26 AM)deleted Wrote: Very interesting. Have to follow how these excavations turn out. ....with the link dead now: It has partially been published in "Hessenarchäologie 2014 -- pp 99ff) Greez Simplex |