The Pfahlgraben

Focusing on the Pfahlgraben, a significant Roman barrier between the Danube and Rhine rivers, this historical work delves into its construction, purpose, and archaeological significance. Thomas Hodgkin examines how the barrier served to defend the Roman Empire from barbarian invasions and discusses its impact on the surrounding regions. The engaging narrative is complemented by illustrations and maps, making it accessible to both scholars and general readers interested in Roman military history. This reprinted edition aims to preserve an important cultural resource.