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Foundations of the So-Called House at Britten or Bretten and Excavated Roman Utensils at Katwijk aan Zee
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Foundations of the So-Called House at Britten or Bretten and Excavated Roman Utensils at Katwijk aan Zee. These Remains Were Found in 1520 but According to Current Opinion They Were Rather the Remains of a Roman Carolingian Lighthouse. The Foundations Are Depicted in a Plan on a Map with the Dune Ridge Along the Dutch Coast and the Places in the Vicinity of Katwijk aan Zee Such as Leiden and Noordwijk.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionCredit lineFundamenten van het zogenaamde Huis te Britten of Bretten en opgegraven Romeinse gebruiksvoorwerpen bij Katwijk aan Zee. 1681 - 1734. François van Bleyswijck. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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