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- Brittenburg abstract "The Brittenburg is the ruin of a Roman border fortress to the west of Leiden (Netherlands) that could be seen on the beach between Katwijk aan Zee and Noordwijk aan Zee after storms in the 15th, 16th and 17th century. Most probably it was the westernmost fortress of the Lower Germanic Limes, located on the mouth of the river Rhine, and was known as Lugdunum Batavorum. Today, the fortress is invisible and most probably swallowed by the North Sea. Numerous attempts to determine its location have up to now been unsuccessful. In 1982, the remains of a Roman settlement were found near the mouth of the Oude Rijn, which can probably be related to Lugdunum Batavorum.".
- Q921048 abstract "The Brittenburg is the ruin of a Roman border fortress to the west of Leiden (Netherlands) that could be seen on the beach between Katwijk aan Zee and Noordwijk aan Zee after storms in the 15th, 16th and 17th century. Most probably it was the westernmost fortress of the Lower Germanic Limes, located on the mouth of the river Rhine, and was known as Lugdunum Batavorum. Today, the fortress is invisible and most probably swallowed by the North Sea. Numerous attempts to determine its location have up to now been unsuccessful. In 1982, the remains of a Roman settlement were found near the mouth of the Oude Rijn, which can probably be related to Lugdunum Batavorum.".