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Roman Temple Found in a German Forest Near Kapersburg
Archaeology
Roman Temple Found in a German Forest Near Kapersburg
Archaeologists in Germany's Taunus forest have identified the foundations of a Roman temple beside Kapersburg fort,…
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Largest Celtic Silver Coin Hoard Found in Thuringia
Archaeology
Largest Celtic Silver Coin Hoard Found in Thuringia
Archaeologists confirmed 11 Celtic silver coins from Singen, Germany as the largest hoard of its kind…
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A Medieval Ship Was Hiding in a German Cellar Ceiling
Archaeology
A Medieval Ship Was Hiding in a German Cellar Ceiling
A 1244 cellar ceiling in Konstanz, Germany, turned out to be built from the almost complete…
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13 Elite Graves Found at the Entrance of Naumburg Cathedral
Archaeology
13 Elite Graves Found at the Entrance of Naumburg Cathedral
Archaeologists redeveloping the square outside Germany's Naumburg Cathedral have uncovered a small 11th-century cemetery squeezed into…
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Mercury or Victoria? A Vanished Roman Relic’s Lingering Mystery
Archaeology
Mercury or Victoria? A Vanished Roman Relic’s Lingering Mystery
A rediscovered 1938 photograph from Germany's mysterious Kneblinghausen Roman camp shows an engraved lead relic that…
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2,000-Year-Old Roman Road Found Beneath New German Highway
Archaeology
2,000-Year-Old Roman Road Found Beneath New German Highway
Archaeologists in southwestern Germany have uncovered a 90-metre stretch of the Alblimes Road, a nearly 2,000-year-old…
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Bad Dürrenberg: The Bone Defect That May Have Made a Shaman
Archaeology
Bad Dürrenberg: The Bone Defect That May Have Made a Shaman
A 9,000-year-old German woman buried with extraordinary grave goods was long interpreted as a shaman. CT…
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Rare Briquetage Finds Along the Elbe Reveal a 2,500-Year-Old Salt Trade Network
Archaeology
Rare Briquetage Finds Along the Elbe Reveal a 2,500-Year-Old Salt Trade Network
Rare briquetage finds at multiple sites along the Elbe in Saxony-Anhalt, including eleven intact cylindrical columns…
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Treasures Beneath the Turbines Unearthing a Prehistoric World in Germany
Archaeology
Treasures Beneath the Turbines Unearthing a Prehistoric World in Germany
A wind farm survey in Germany has uncovered a spectacular Bronze Age jewelry hoard and thousands…
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Hohle Fels Water Bird: The First Bird Ever Depicted by Humans, Found in a German Cave
Archaeology
Hohle Fels Water Bird: The First Bird Ever Depicted by Humans, Found in a German Cave
Discovered in Germany’s Hohle Fels cave, this 40,000-year-old mammoth ivory bird sculpture reveals the symbolic genius…
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