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Titelberg
49.5375° N, 5.8625° E
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Titelberg (Luxembourgish: Tëtelbierg) is the site of a large Celtic settlement or oppidum in the extreme south west of Luxembourg. In the 1st century BCE, this thriving community was probably the capital of the Treveri people. The site thus provides telling evidence of urban civilization in the century before the Roman conquest.
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Earliest possible occupation
c. 2000 BCE
Start of sustained occupation
c. 300 BCE
Bronze‑working shops in use
2nd century BCE
Treveri prosperity and probable capital
1st century BCE
Masonry foundations and Gallo‑Roman rebuilding
1st century BCE–1st century CE
La Tène / Celtic period
6th–1st centuries BCE
Coin minting continued until Constantine II
c. 337 CE
Early modern archaeological interest
1928
Major archaeological excavations begin
1968
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