Die römische Kaiserzeit an Pregel und Inster

The Nadrau region of former East Prussia, located at the confluence of the Pregel and Inster rivers, has received little archaeological attention to date. This is due to its remote location, which resulted in limited interest from earlier researchers. A key resource for Nadrauen research is the Herbert Jankuhn estate (1905–1990), which contains documentation of numerous finds from the 1920s. Wojciech Nowakowski, a leading figure in the field of 'archival archaeology', analyses and interprets this archive in detail against the backdrop of current research. This monograph therefore makes a significant contribution to our understanding of the relationship between the centre and the periphery in northern East Prussia.