at right angles to each other. It is not yet clear whether these are internal floors or external running horizons. The buildings were wooden constructions with roofs covered with organic materials. In the thermal baths other rooms were uncovered, some of which were hypocaust. Fragments of wall plaster confirmed the once colored painting of their walls. Garrison The troops stationed at Călugăreni included: A vexillation of Legio XIII Gemina; Cohors I Alpinorum equitata; and Cohors I Augusta Ituraeorum. Furthermore, the Cohors I Ubiorum equitata is thought was stationed in this fort. Exhibition In 2015, through cooperation between local and regional authorities, it was possible to put an end to agricultural use on a few hectares of farmland and to start designing an archaeological park (Parcul Arheologic de la Călugăreni). The Muzeul Județean Mureș/Mureș County Museum manages the park. Since its inauguration, information panels have informed visitors about the main features of the site and, since 2016, two wooden buildings known as Time Box Pavilions have housed a permanent exhibition. See also List of castra References External links Roman castra from Romania - Google Maps / Earth Roman legionary fortresses in Romania Ancient history of Transylvania Historic monuments in Mureș County