De Romeinse Limes in Nederland

Exceptional preservation of organic Roman artifacts, including timber structures and ships, has been documented along the Lower German Limes in the Netherlands due to waterlogged conditions in the Rhine delta. This frontier section of the Roman Empire's boundary system offers unique insights into life during its occupation (c. 50 BCE–400 CE). The study provides a historical overview and introduces key themes for further exploration, emphasizing the significance of this region within the broader context of Roman frontier dynamics.

Mols, S., & Polak, R. (2020). De Romeinse Limes in Nederland. Lampas, 53(2), 113–123. https://doi.org/10.5117/lam2020.2.001.pola