the excavation in 2004, six contubernias of one of these barracks were uncovered. The civil settlement, the vicus, extended to the west of the fort. The densely built and parallel strip houses were oriented towards the main street, which came from the interior of the province. The main road was crossed in the vicus area by three smaller side roads leading north towards the Niraj stream. On one of these side streets, where it approached the brook, massive building structures could be found, which were identified as thermal baths. Based on the results of geophysical prospection, a total of three excavation sections were completed in 2013 in the areas of the principia, the vicus and the stream. In the principia three rooms at the back and the rear part of the basilica were excavated. The largest of the three rooms had a solid mortar floor and an apsidal rear wall, so that it could be addressed as a flag sanctuary. Fire layers were found in the basilica and several finds came to light, including parts of scale armor and a scale as well as an iron lamp. A larger building, whose function remained unclear, seems to have stood at the intersection of the main and one of the side streets. Particularly due to high quality finds such as terra sigillata shards, fragments of glass vessels and windows, the part of an amber ring, a glass ring and terracotta fragments, this area seems to have been an outstanding residential area within the vicus. The third cut in the area of the stream was intended to clarify whether the building was the thermal baths of the vicus. The surface finds, including fragments of hypocaust bricks, had given rise to this suspicion. This assumption could be confirmed by sounding, during which numerous pillars of a hypocaust system and some tegulae mammatae (wall tiles used in baths) were found. Excavations in these areas continued in 2015. In the principia, a wooden predecessor building was identified, so that there are definitely at least two construction phases. There were again numerous small finds in layers of debris above the younger building, including a rare iron handcuff and many bronze and iron militaria. In the vicus area the building complex was further investigated. The areas of river pebbles in different structures, which were found already in 2013, were found again. They have straight borders and are arranged