Germanic settlement

One of the two wall-trench houses visible in the aerial view. Credit: David Petö, Archäologie am Hellweg e.G.

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2,500-year-old Salt Production and Rare Germanic Settlement Discovered in Werl, Germany

7 February 2026

Archaeological excavations in Werl-Westönnen uncover a 2,500-year-old salt production site and a unique Germanic farmstead Nearly two years of archaeological...

2,500-year-old Salt Production and Rare Germanic Settlement Discovered in Werl, Germany

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