Heuneburg Celtic site

At the bottom of the looting tunnel, in front of the opening in the eastern wall, archaeologists found scattered remains of the burial and grave goods that had originally been placed inside the chamber. Photo: State Office for Monument Preservation (LAD) at the Regierungspräsidium Stuttgart / Jörn Heimann.

Grave Robbers Left Rare Wooden Treasures in a 2,600-Year-Old Celtic Tomb

15 March 2026

A remarkable archaeological discovery in southern Germany is shedding new light on early Celtic society. Archaeologists investigating a massive burial...

Grave Robbers Left Rare Wooden Treasures in a 2,600-Year-Old Celtic Tomb

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