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Xanten, Germany 1926
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Population: 21,502
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Men of the Scottish Division exit their landing craft on the East side of the Rhine to their assembly point near Xanten, Germany as Operation Plunder gets underway - March 1945
The cathedral of St. Viktor, Xanten
Xanten Youth
Bronze statue of the Xanten Youth, 1st century AD.
It was discovered in 1858 by fishermen in the Rhine at Luttigen not far from Xanten. Only the right forearm is missing.
The Naked Youth whose hair is adorned with a wreath composed of acorns, ears of wheat, grapes, poppies, pines-cones and a pomegranate, originally held a tray (ferculum) in both hands. This identifies him as a so-called "dumb waiter" of the kind that was used at Roman banquets. Food and drink in expensive silver vessels would have been served to guests on the tray.
The Youth was made around the middle of the 1st century AD and may have come from the legionary fortress of Vetera I, which was pillaged during the Batavian revolt in AD 70.
(Neues Museum, Berlin.)