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Roman cemetery "Weiler"

Wasserbillig

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The Gallo-Roman cemetery near the road (between Wasserbillig and Lellig) was discovered in 1970. The finds of the Gallo-Roman grave can be dated to between 75 and 100 AD, and suggest that those buried here belonged to a rich family.

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Wald Weiler
6839 Lellig

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