For years, German archaeologists searched for a Roman camp near Kleve without success. What turned out to be the case? The five thousand pieces of evidence had been lying on the other side of the Rhine all this time. Amateur archaeologist Wil Kuijpers tracked them down and made a discovery in Spijk.
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For years, German archaeologists searched for a Roman camp near Kleve without success. What turned out to be the case? The five thousand pieces of evidence had been lying on the other side of the Rhine all this time. Amateur archaeologist Wil Kuijpers tracked them down and made a discovery in Spijk.