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Deutsch: Germanische Keramik. Sowohl im Legionslager als auch in der Lagervorstadt Vindobonas kommen bisweilen germanische Fundstücke zu Tage. Im 2. und 3. Jahrhundert zeugen sie vom Warenaustausch mit der germanischen Bevölkerung, die jenseits der Donaugrenze wohnte. In der Spätantike (4. und 5 Jh. n. Chr.) finden sich Belege germanischer Präsenz sowohl im Wohngebiet innerhalb der Legionslagermauern als auch in den Gräberfeldern. Dies zeigt, dass ein gewisser Anteil der Bevölkerung Vindobonas in dieser Zeit germanischer Herkunft war.
1) Germanischer Becher, Keramik, 2./3. Jh. n. Chr. 2) Germanischer Becher, Keramik, 2./3. Jh. n. Chr. 3) Fragmente von germanischen Umbruchschüsseln, Keramik, 4./5. Jh. n. Chr.English: Germanic ceramics. Within the military fortress, and in Vindobona's urban settlement beside it, Germanic artefacts could always be found. They provide evidence of a flourishing exchange of goods with the Germanic population living beyond the Danube border, during the 2nd and 3rd century. Evidence of the Germanic presense during the late antiquity (4th and 5th century A.D.) can be found within the Roman residential area, within the fortress walls, and in the corresponding cemeteries. It shows that a certain part of Vindobona's population during that time was of Germanic origin.
1) Germanic beaker, ceramic, 2nd/3rd century A.D. 2) Germanic beaker, ceramic, 2nd/3rd century A.D. 3) Fragments of a germanic flanged bowls, ceramic, 4th/5th century A.D. |
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