Treasure from Neupotz
At the turn of 259/260 CE, the Germanic Alaman tribe conquered the Upper Germanic-Rhaetian limes. The evidence of these events is the treasure of Roman metal objects found at the bottom of the Rhine oxbow lake.
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Archaeological discoveries related to ancient Rome continually expand our knowledge of the ancient world. In this category, we publish articles about new finds, excavations, and groundbreaking discoveries relating to the Roman Empire—from buildings and inscriptions to everyday objects. The articles discuss the historical context, scientific significance, and the impact of these discoveries on existing interpretations of Roman history.
At the turn of 259/260 CE, the Germanic Alaman tribe conquered the Upper Germanic-Rhaetian limes. The evidence of these events is the treasure of Roman metal objects found at the bottom of the Rhine oxbow lake.