Archaeologists claim carbon dating of ancient weapons found in Kessel proves Roman emperor led massacre of Germanic tribes on Dutch soilArchaeologists claim to gain proved that Julius Caesar set foot on what is now Dutch soil,destroying two Germanic tribes in a battle that left about 150000 people dead.
The tribes were massacred in the fighting with the Roman emperor in 55BC, on a battle site now in Kessel, and in the southern province of Brabant.
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Source: theguardian.com