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What evidence is there that Austria was once part of ancient Rome?
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In the days of the Romans Vienna was called Vindobona and had a Roman military camp which hosted the tenth legion Gemina. The layout of the streets of the First District of Vienna show where the encampment had its walls and moats. The Romans stayed until the 5th century. The layout of early medieval Vienna followed the former Roman walls. There are remains of other Roman settlements and Roman bridges.
Austria did not exist in antiquity.
The kingdom of Noricum was incorporated into the Roman Empire as a client kingdom of Rome in 16 B.C. It remained a client kingdom until 43 A.D. when it was annexed by the emperor Claudius. It became the Roman province of Noricum. This kingdom included most of present day Austria and part of modern Slovenia.
In the western part of present day Austria, most of the Tirol was part of Rhaetia, which also included eastern and central Switzerland , southern Bavaria, Upper Swabia and Vorarlberg in present day Germany, , and part of Lombardy in present day Italy. It is now known when Rhaetia became a client kingdom of Rome. It became part of the Roman Empire when it was subjugated in 15 B.C. by the Roman generals Tiberius and Drusus.
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