Gallo-Roman vestiges in the Dawn

Voies romaines
10500 Brienne-le-Château

The sections of the Roman roads of Brienne-le-Château are Gallo-Roman remains located in the Far East, connecting ancient Roman cities such as Nasium and Andemantunnum.

Voies romaines
10500 Bétignicourt

The sections of Roman roads from Langres to Reims and from Troyes to Naix, located in Betignicourt (Great East), are Gallo-Roman vestiges of major roads linking Nasium to Andemantunnum, classified as historical monuments.

Éperon barré
10200 Bar-sur-Aube

Bar-sur-Aube's opidum, a 10-hectare barred spur-like Gaulish site, dates from the Iron Age and the Middle Ages. Located in the Dawn, it was attributed to the Lingons and houses remains of Segessera.

Voies romaines
10500 Brienne-la-Vieille

The sections of Roman roads from Langres to Remps and from Troyes to Naix, located in Brienne-la-Veille, are Gallo-Roman remains of ancient road axes linking Nasium to Andemantunnum in the Far East.

Vestiges Gallo-romain
10200 Urville

The Gallo-Roman settlement of Val de Millières in Urville is an archaeological site of the Aube department, revealing remains of buildings and a courtyard dated from the Gallo-Roman period, inscribed in historical monuments in 1988.

Voies romaines
10500 Saint-Christophe-Dodinicourt

The sections of Roman roads of Saint-Christophe-Dodinicourt are ancient vestiges located in the Great East, testifying to the Roman road network in this historic region.

Voies romaines
10500 Précy-Saint-Martin

The sections of Roman roads of Precy-Saint-Martin are Gallo-Roman remains located in the Great East, part of an ancient road network linking Nasium to Andemantunnum on the Milan-Boulogne axis.

Voies romaines
10500 Lesmont

The sections of the Roman Ways of Lesmont are ancient remains located in the commune of Lesmont, in the Grand Est region. These traces testify to the Roman road network in this area.