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File:Porta Praetoria Kastell Pfünz.jpg

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Deutsch: Die Porta praetoria des Kastells Pfünz. Eine Möglichkeit der Rekonstruktion nach Anregung von Fischer (Pustet, 2008) unter Zuhilfenahme der Rekonstruktionsbesprechungen und Beispiele in Johnson/Baatz (Theiss, 1987). Statt einem Wehrgang mit Zinnen über dem Querhaus wäre auch nur ein Dach denkbar.
日本語: リーメスの長城付近にあったカストルムの porta praetoria の復元予想図
Magyar: Porta praetoria, Festett homlokzata Castra Vetoniana (Pfünz), Németország
English: The reconstructed porta praetoria of the castle Pfünz, Germany, near the Raetian Limes.
Date 17 September 2009
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