Two ramparts in the Westerholz region
Small rampart:
Bronze Age (1800-1250 BC) and La Tène period (500-15 BC) shards have accumulated at this site over time.

Large rampart:
A embankment and a ditch begin at the head of the erosion gully and extend in a wide arc, first eastward, then southward, and finally westward to the edge of the slope.
Roman pottery pieces have also been found at the rampart.

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July 6, 2024

Sign pointing to the former castle

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Location: Kaufering, Ammersee-Lech, Landkreis Landsberg am Lech, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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