The fort Dambach , in the historical literature as the castle forge known was a Roman military camp , the most Rhaetian Limes, a part of the World Heritage Site collected Upper German-Rhaetian Limes was built and today largely unüberbaut, but not visible on the districts east of the village Dambach , part of the municipality Ehingen , in the district of Ansbach in Bavarialies. Its elongated form, due to its architectural history, makes it unique in this species at the Upper Germanic Rhaetian Limes. Dambach's special historical position is also due to the late construction of the stone fort, its two large camp villages and the partly unique find stock due to the moisture-retaining soil since antiquity. Of importance is also a local source shrine with a variety of votive offerings. [1]
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