Archaeologists uncovered a 2,500-year-old Iron Age village in Germany, revealing rare house plans, pottery finds, and early ...
Beyond the buildings, archaeologists also recovered fragments from handled cups called terrines and other pottery with recognizable rim decorations. Combined with additional radiocarbon dating, ...
An Early Iron Age settlement dating back more than 2.5 thousand years has been discovered in Hulhorst (Minden-Lubbeck district, Germany) while preparing the construction of a new fire station. This ...
It comes after a horde of metalwork containing around 15 items, which dates back to between the late Iron Age and the early ...
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