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Neumagen Wine Ship
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September 20, 2021
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The Neumagener Weinschiff is the tomb of a Roman wine merchant from around 220 AD.
The remains of the tomb were found in Neumagen in 1878 as part of the foundations of the defensive wall of the late antique Roman fortress of Noviomagus Treverorum. This and other finds led to the designation of Neumagen as "Germany's oldest wine village" because of its age.
An original is now in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Trier.
A replica is set up at the Peterskapelle in Neumagen-Dhron.
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Elevation 130 m
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