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A well-preserved comb discovered in a 4th-century rare Alemannic chamber grave in Germany

4 September 2024

During a rescue excavation in the center of the village of Gerstetten, located in the Heidenheim district of southwestern Germany,...

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Medieval double grave discovered with majestic objects inside the circular ditch

22 August 2022

An early medieval double grave was discovered in Kirchheim am Neckar Friedrichstrasse, southern Germany, during excavations supervised by the State...

A well-preserved comb discovered in a 4th-century rare Alemannic chamber grave in Germany

Medieval double grave discovered with majestic objects inside the circular ditch

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