Ancient Roman battlefield excavated in Lower SaxonyRead the whole thing: http://www.thelocal.de/sci-tech/20081211-16075.htmlA Roman dagger from another dig near Hedemünden. Photo: DPAArchaeologists have discovered an ancient roman battlefield from the third century near Göttingen that will rewrite history, Lower Saxony's department for preservation of historical monuments said on Thursday. “The find can be dated to the third century and will definitely change the historical perception of that time,” Dr. Henning Haßmann told The Local. The amazing discovery allows an insight in what must have been a dramatic battle between Romans and Germanic tribes. “The find indicates a massive Roman military presence,” Haßmann said.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Ancient Roman Battlefield Provides New Insights
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