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Roman Marching Camps Discovered Deep in Central Germany
Archaeologists have identified Roman marching camps deep in Central Germany, marking the northeasternmost Roman military sites ever confirmed in the region and challenging long-held assumptions about Rome’s withdrawal from Germania. The discoveries, made in Saxony-Anhalt, provide concrete archaeological evidence that Roman troops operated far beyond the Rhine frontier during the early 3rd century AD. The…
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Silver Coins and a Hoard from the 11th Century Discovered in Lübs, Germany
During a forest reorganization project in Lübs, located in the Jerichower Land district of Germany, a collection of slightly displaced silver coins and a coin hoard were discovered. The hoard contains approximately 300 Magdeburg Denars and Hochrandpfennig coins, which were commonly used in the Elbe-Saale region during the 11th century. A Well-Known Area for Historical…