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Deutsch: Grundrisse des spätantiken Kastell Zwentendorf (A), Steinperiode II + mittelalterl. Erdwerk Krottenturm. |
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Vorlage: Der Römische Limes in Österreich, Band 26, 1975, Beilage 13.
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