“Secrets of a Hidden Roman Outpost: Archaeologists Unearth Surprising Evidence in Northern Germany!”
The Roman knife wasn’t the only fascinating find at the site. While excavating the farmsteads, archaeologists also uncovered a gemstone featuring a depiction of Mercury, the Roman god of travel, commerce, and messengers.
A. Madziala/LWLA small gem with a depiction of Mercury. Researchers believe it was once part of a ring.
These discoveries have not only excited the archaeological community but have also captivated local residents. The findings revealed evidence of extensive Roman activity beyond the empire’s borders, while also highlighting the cultural exchange and integration between the Romans and local populations. This interplay clearly helped shape the region’s history.
“The archaeological excavations… provide us with a unique glimpse into the past. Every find preserves a piece of history for future generations and brings us closer to the world of our ancestors,” said Delbrück’s mayor, Werner Peitz.
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