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regions. They were used for about 70 years and then, after a 30-year pause, used again, in some cases until about 450 AD. On the uppermost crest of the hill is a small military outpost, the lower-lying open areas were probably used by the civilian population in the event of a threat. The fort covered
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In 2000, parts of the defensive wall and two round towers were reconstructed on original foundations of the walls. On the remains of the old military station on the hilltop, which had underfloor heating in the form of a
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For the history of handicrafts the roofing finds were especially important. The roof slates found in the round towers were, surprisingly, shaped like scales, something which was rare in Roman times.
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The remains of the Late Roman hillfort were discovered around 1900 and excavated for the first time between 1907 and 1932. After a long pause, excavations were re-started in 1997 as part of the
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Rekonstruktion der römischen Moselschiefer-Dächer auf dem Katzenberg bei Mayen/Eifel und weitere Beiträge zur über 2000-jährigen Handwerks- und Bergbaugeschichte des Schiefers.
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Römerwarte - Abschluss einer Rekonstruktion zur Handwerks- und Bergbaugeschichte auf dem Katzenberg bei Mayen.
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Die Befestigung auf dem Katzenberg bei Mayen und die spätrömischen Höhenbefestungen in Nordgallien.
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Monographien des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, Schnell und Steiner, Mainz, 2011,
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The fortification on the Katzenberg hill was built around 300 AD after the Roman
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Der Anschnitt, 56, 2004, H.1: 27 - 34, 10 ill., 1st map, 2 tab., Bochum, 2004.
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Angelika Hunold, Alwin Punstein, H. Wolfgang Wagner & Franz Wierschem:
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investigated in Koblenz and the town of Mayen under the direction of the
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Der Anschnitt, 57, 2005, H. 4: 169 - 171, 4 ill., 1 tab., Bochum, 2005.
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Römischer Dachschiefer – Neue Funde und neue Erkenntnisse.
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Ewald Hoppen, Angelika Hunold & H. Wolfgang Wagner:
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of the Late Roman hillfort of Katzenberg near Mayen
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defensive wall
German
refuge fort
Mayen
Germany
limes
Germanic tribes
Roman Empire
Limesfall
vicus
town walls
Trier
Cologne
Mainz
Koblenz
Andernach
Eifel
HunsrĂĽck
Volcano Park
archaeologically
state office for cultural heritage
hypocaust
ISBN
9783795424251
The Katzenberg and the Roman watchtower
Archived
Wayback Machine
The Katzenberg in the Volcano Park
Katzenberg Moselschiefer-Strasse

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