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Abstract
Carnuntum, the center of Roman border defenses in the mid‐Danube region, is mentioned as a Celtic town in the year 6
CE
. This oldest settlement of Carnuntum was probably situated north of the Danube (Bratislava).
Title: Carnuntum
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Abstract
Carnuntum, the center of Roman border defenses in the mid‐Danube region, is mentioned as a Celtic town in the year 6
CE
.
This oldest settlement of Carnuntum was probably situated north of the Danube (Bratislava).
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