| Time | |
| 08.30 | Registration desk open |
| 08.30-10.00 | Welcoming coffee |
| 10.00-12.00 | Opening ceremony |
| Chair: Jeroen van Zoolingen, Senior Archaeologist at the Municipality of The Hague |
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| 10.00-10.10 | Harry van Enckevort, Chair of Scientific Committee of the 25th Limes Congress and Senior Archaeologist at the Municipality of Nijmegen – Welcome to the 25th Limes Congress |
| 10.10-10.25 | Rebecca Jones / Andreas Thiel, Co-Chairs of the 25th Limes Congress, Head of Archaeology and World Heritage at Historic Environment Scotland and Visiting Professor at Heriot-Watt University / Senior Conservator at the State Office for Monument Preservation Baden-Würtemberg – Welcome from the Co-Chairs |
| 10.25-10.35 | Jean-Paul Broeren, Deputy Mayor of Nijmegen – Welcome in Nijmegen |
| 10.35-10.45 | Jelmer Prins, Programme Manager, Netherlands Limes Association – Hurray! UNESCO World Heritage. What’s next? |
| 10.45-10.55 | Erich Claßen, Director LVR-State Service for Archaeological Heritage and Chair of the Deutsche Limeskommission – Management and Research along the UNESCO World Heritage „Frontiers of the Roman Empire. The Lower German Limes“ in Germany |
| 10.55-11.05 | Tatiana Ivleva, Visiting Fellow Newcastle University and Co-Author of the book: A History of the Congress of Roman Frontier Studies 1949-1922 – Towards LIMES XXV/2022. An occasion to celebrate |
| 11.05-11.35 | David Breeze – Co-Initiator of the FRE-books and former Co-Chair of the Limes Congress – Introduction to the new Frontier of the Roman Empire-books |
| 11.35-12.00 | Organization – Housekeeping remarks |
| LUNCH BREAK | |
| 13.30-14.50 | Welcome to the Lower German Limes |
| Chair: David Breeze | |
| 13.30-14.10 | Erik Graafstal / Steve Bödecker, Senior Archaeologist at the Municipality of Utrecht / Limes Commissioner LVR-State Service for Archaeological Heritage – Rome’s first frontier. An introduction to the Lower German Limes. |
| 14.10-14.40 | Harry van Enckevort, Senior Archaeologist at the Municipality of Nijmegen – Roman Nijmegen |
| 14.40-14.50 | Tom Hazenberg, Owner of 1Arch/Hazenberg Archeologie in Leiden – Ships of the Lower German Limes |
| COFFEE BREAK | |
| 15.20-17.00 | Highlights of the Lower German Limes |
| Chair: Jeroen van Zoolingen | |
| Carol van Driel-Murray / Silke Lange, Guest Staff Member Leiden University / Senior archaeologist and wood specialist at BIAX Consult in Zaandam – Organic treasures of the Lower German Limes | |
| Stijn Heeren, Assistant Professor Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Project Leader of the PAN-Programme – Portable Antiquities of the Netherlands (PAN) and limes-related finds | |
| Boris Alexander Burandt, Head of Museum Burg Linn in Krefeld – Battle of GELDVBA – New insights from a conflict zone of the lower German limes | |
| Wouter Vos, Owner of Vos Archeo in Oosterbeek and Lecturer Saxion University of Applied Sciences in Deventer – The most iconic Roman site in the Rhine estuary on the Lower German Limes | |
| Erik Verhelst, Senior Archaeologists at RAAP Archeologisch Adviesbureau B.V in Weesp– The Hercules Magusanus sanctuary of the Cohors II Civium Romanorum Equitata in Herwen (the Netherlands) | |
| Mark Driessen, Assistant Professor in Provincial Roman Archaeology at Leiden University – Temporary Roman camps near Ermelo on the Veluwe | |
| 17.30-19.00 | Reception in concert hall De Vereeniging (15 minute walk) |