
Archaeologists in Hesse, Germany have uncovered an extraordinarily rare Iron Age Celtic 'princely tomb' near Bad Camberg, dating to more than 2,000 years ago. The burial, discovered during construction of a solar energy park near the A3 motorway, contained gold rings, an iron-wheeled two-wheeled wagon, weapons, and an imported Etruscan bronze beak jug, making it the finest Celtic wagon burial ever found in the Hesse region.
Tech · Jun 16 · L1-L4