 There was a Roman settlement whose whereabouts are no longer known, but it has yielded cremation graves, unearthed in the course of building work, and two pieces of stone in the outer wall masonry at Saint Peter's Church ("Peterskirche") that are spolia from grave monuments.Two pieces of a "Viergötterstein" – a Jupiter Column base – that until 1834 were to be found in the church's quire are now kept at the "Historisches Museum der Pfalz" (Historical Museum of the Palatinate) in Speyer.According to old descriptions, the area on the Glan's left bank lay in the "Remigiusland" while the area on the Glan's right bank lay in the free Imperial Domain ("Reichsland") around Kaiserslautern.