The Dativius-Victor arch is an important Roman monument, of which one third of the originally about 75 architectural blocks have been preserved, discovered in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, now on display in their original form in the stone hall of the state museum and as a copy in Ernst-Ludwig-Platz, and which were partially integrated into a late antique wall in antiquity.
Arch of Dativius Victor
Arch of Dativius Victor
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