This publication presents the first comprehensive analysis of an early Roman necropolis discovered in 2011 during preparatory work for a wind turbine in Burgenland, Austria. The burial site, comprising 31 inhumations and cremations, offers unique insights into the funerary practices and lifestyles of a local community in the contact zone between northern and southern Danubian traditions—predating the Roman military presence. Of particular significance are inhumations from the early 1st century...