Celtic Rampart on Limberg
Celtic Rampart on Limberg
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Celtic Rampart on Limberg
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September 25, 2021
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In the late Hallsteinzeit, in the 6th century BC, the Limberg was developed into a permanent castle. You can see the remains of the outer protective wall, which …
•September 25, 2021
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In two excavation periods, the former state curator of the Saarland, Reinhard Schindler, explored the three walls of the Celtic hilltop castle, which are clearly visible above ground. …
•September 25, 2021
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In the late Hallsteinzeit, in the 6th century BC, the Limberg was developed into a permanent castle. You can see the remains of the outer protective wall, which today also forms the boundary between Gisingen and Oberlimberg; this sealed off the Limberg precisely at its narrow land bridge to the Gauplateau. Two further trenches and ramparts protected the tongue-shaped mountain range of the Limberg towards the Gauplatte. On the border with the area of the older Hunsrück-Eifel culture, Limberg was the prince seat of the western Späthallstatt culture, which is ascribed to the early Celts.
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Elevation 380 m
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