Wesel-Flürener Feld
The remains of the ramparts of the Roman training camp lie in the forest above a path known as Flürener Weg.
A total of eight training camps, in other words an almost complete Roman military training base, have been discovered in the area known as the Flürener Feld. The surviving earthworks of four of the training camps are about 50cm in height. The camps can be dated from the 1st to the 3rd century AD.
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The archaeological remains that make up the Lower Germanic Limes (NGL) UNESCO World Heritage Site are all very well preserved. Most of these structures are buried underground and well protected. Some are visible above ground. So far, there is very little on-site information explaining the history and significance of these finds. We are currently working on a comprehensive package of information and presentation resources to promote public understanding of these sites.
