- Below Tower 5 of the Ram Fortress, there is a Roman tablet carved into the rock, with an inscription in Latin: To Jupiter, the greatest and the mightiest of all gods, the standard-bearer of the Legio VII Claudia; Gaius Licinius Rufinus dedicates the table
- The tablet is located under the tower itself and is difficult to reach for tourists on the site. Visitors can see the tablet replica in the museum exhibit that is open to visitors
- A long time ago, there was a Roman road under the Fortress, which, due to the specifics of the terrain (lack of space on the river bank), was carved into the rock near Ram
- During the Roman Empire, this road was used to support ships that sailed on the Danube.
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