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Recent research on the limes in the Netherlands

As a result of intense urban development and work on the modern infrastructure, the Dutch delta has become an area of equally intensive archaeological research. The delta coincides with the Roman frontier zone (fig. 1), and a rapid succession of new excavations and other work has shed new light on the Roman period. Although a general summary of the limes in Germania Inferior appeared in 1995 (Bechert and Willems), referring to the latest publications, a wealth of further information has since become available, and the present paper reports on some of the new investigations as well as referring to a few of the older finds.