Der Auerberg IV. Die Kleinfunde mit Ausnahme der Gefäßkeramik sowie die Grabungen von 2001 und 2008.

伯恩伯伦的奥伯格山脉和它的教堂位于山顶，不仅是一座俯瞰阿尔卑斯山以外地区的山脉，而且还吸引了罗马人。在跨越阿尔卑斯山的占领之初，很可能是从公元13年春天开始，他们在这里建造了一个大型的防御性定居点，可能是新成立的拉提亚省的第一个首府。这个定居点经常是考古发掘的目标，特别是从1968年到1979年在君特·乌尔伯特的领导下，在德国国防科学基金会的支持下，乌尔伯特在1994年提出了他的概念，将关于奥尔伯格的挖掘结果分四卷展示。经过广泛的研究历史，描述和解释周围的山防御系统，在一个意想不到的非凡发现小组的研究，部分形式的弹弓生产，以及各种其他发现和奥尔伯格的方面，在早期1美分。公元后，他与维尔纳·扎尼尔和格哈德·韦伯一起提出了结构遗迹(第二卷，1997)。仅仅两年后，在博士的框架下，克里斯托夫·弗吕格尔提出了陶器作为第三卷(1999)。在现已完成的第四卷Günter Ulberts中，关于武器和其他金属发现的研究是核心，包括腓骨和宝石。在著名同事关于所有其他发现组的大量部分中，特别是关于硬币和玻璃，关于地质学和地球物理勘探，但也即将在本世纪头十年进行后来的发掘，包括对所有方面的广泛总结和关于奥尔伯格在占领跨阿尔卑斯山地区的历史框架中的位置的讨论(见所附目录)，向科学界介绍了奥尔伯格及其发现的所有相关方面。45年前开始的考古研究和出版工作就此告一段落。

The Auerberg dose to Bernbeuren with its church on the peak is not only a mountain dominating the area beyond the Alpes, but attracted also the Romans. At the beginning of the transalpine occupation, most likely from spring 13 AD onwards, they built here a large defended settlement, perhaps the first capital of the newly founded province Raetia. This settlement offen was the goal of archaeological excavations, in particular from 1968 to 1979 under Günter Ulbert, supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft DFG.Günter Ulbert presented 1994 his concept of the presentation of the results of the excavations on the Auerberg in four volumes. After an extensive history of research, the description and interpretation ofthe defensive system around the mountain, research in an unexpected extraordinary find group, parts of forms of the production of catapults, and various other finds and aspects of the Auerberg, settled in the early 1 cent. AD, he presented together with Werner Zanier and Gerhard Weber the structural remains (Volume II, 1997). Only two years later in the framework of a Ph.D. the pottery was presented by Christof Flügel as volume III (1999).In the now finished volume IV Günter Ulberts studies on the weapons and other metal finds including the fibulae and also the gem stones is the core. In a arge number of parts by well-known colleagues about all other find groups, in particular the coins and the glass, about the geology and geophysical prospection, but also about to later excavations in the 2000s including an extensive summary of all aspects and discussion of the place of the Auerberg in the historic frame of the occupation of the transalpine region (see enclosed table of contents) all relevant aspects of the Auerberg and its finds are presented to the scientific world. With these the research andpublication of the excavations, started 45 years ago, come to an end.