Kalkriese

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Kalkriese is a significant archaeological site in northwestern Germany, widely regarded as the likely location of the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest where Roman legions suffered a major defeat in 9 AD.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
historic battlefield
associatedWithCulture Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity

Germanic tribes
linked to: Germanic peoples
associatedWithDate 9 AD
associatedWithEvent Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
associatedWithPerson Arminius
Publius Quinctilius Varus
country Germany
firstMajorExcavationsBy Tony Clunn
archaeologists of the Museum and Park Kalkriese
hasDiscovery Augustan coins
Roman armor fragments
Roman coins
Roman horse gear
Roman military equipment
Roman sling bullets
Roman weapon fragments
animal bones
coin of Varus type
defensive ditches
earthen rampart
human remains
mass deposition of military objects
hasGeographicalFeature former boggy plain
narrow pass between hill and bog
sandy ridge
hasInterpretation ambush site of Roman legions under Publius Quinctilius Varus
hasMuseum Museum und Park Kalkriese
hasVisitorCenter Museum und Park Kalkriese
heritageStatus protected archaeological monument
knownFor Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
Roman military archaeology
locatedIn Lower Saxony
northwestern Germany
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Osnabrück district
locatedNear Bramsche
Osnabrück
partOf Wiehen Hills
periodRepresented Augustan period
linked to: Augustan age

early Roman Empire
researchTopic Roman military logistics
Roman-Germanic conflict
battlefield archaeology
significance probable site of the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
timeOfArchaeologicalExcavationStart 1980s
usedFor archaeological research
historical education
public exhibitions

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