How did Roman roads run through Limburg two thousand years ago? We already know a great deal about well-known routes such as the Via Belgica, but other roads are still hidden in the landscape. Het Romeins Museum is looking for 60 enthusiastic volunteers who want to help map the Roman road network further.<\/p>\n
You do not need to be an archaeologist. During a workshop, you will learn how to recognise possible traces of Roman roads using aerial photographs and digital elevation maps. Afterwards, you will work independently from home using an online GIS viewer. Perhaps you will discover an ancient raised feature, a strikingly straight line or another trace of a forgotten Roman road.<\/p>\n
Workshops
\n10 November 2026 \u2013 Heerlen, De Vondst, 7.30 pm
\n11 November 2026 \u2013 Sittard, Het Nieuwe Domein, 7.30 pm
\n13 November 2026 \u2013 Maastricht, Centre C\u00e9ramique, 5.30 pm
\nUnable to attend? From 13 November, you can also follow the instructions via an online webinar. You will then have until 31 December 2026 to carry out your research.<\/p>\n
Registration is open until 5 November 2026.<\/p>\n
Join the search and help make Limburg’s Roman landscape visible again, piece by piece.<\/p>\n