Roman Germanic Commission, German Archaeological Institute

Founded by the German Archaeological Institute in 1902 (with its own statutes), the Commission has the task of carrying out research on prehistory and early history and to promote and publish principally on Old Europe from the earliest periods to the Middle Ages. In the course of this, it works closely with universities, museums and monument organizations and maintains active contacts with corresponding international research institutes. The Ingolstadt branch, set up in 1981, is responsible for research in Manching and in middle Bavaria during the Roman period

Roman germanic commission, german archaeological institute operates in the Research industry.

Roman germanic commission, german archaeological institute's revenue is 11m - 100m

Roman germanic commission, german archaeological institute has 11 - 50 employees.