Neufahrn's mysterious roots: Archeology reveals early settlements!

Neufahrn's mysterious roots: Archeology reveals early settlements!

Neufahrn, Deutschland - In Neufahrn, a captivating chapter of early medieval history recently developed! The district archaeologist Delia Hurka, together with Amira Adaileh from the Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments, illuminated the latest exciting discoveries for settlement of the place. The lecture provided fascinating insights into the first settlers, supported by insightful anthropological examinations and unexpected radiocarbon dates that shook the history books.

Exciting finds from the past were surprised: where only a few indications of medieval structures were known before, archaeological excavations now show that Neufahrn is deeply rooted in history. The most remarkable finds were discovered west of the church, where the remains of a settlement with magnificent residential and economic units came to light. These fascinating relics from the 7th to 8th centuries indicate flourishing textile trade and metal processing - a lively picture of the living conditions at that time! S

unexpected references to an early church

But the excitement does not tear off! Unusual burials in a pit house and abandoned fountains blur the limits of history. Where the first graves of the Mesnerhaus were sighted, the question arose: did these graves result in a former cemetery or were they part of the court settlement? Could a urahness of today's church already exist in the early Middle Ages? The Neufahrner discoveries, which go back to the 5th or 6th century, suggest an even deeper history of settlement! A puzzle case that could drive the district archeology and the state office in future -oriented work on the roots of history!

The ongoing research promise an exciting time for enthusiasts in history and institutions that deal with the cultural heritage. The fascinating finds of Neufahrn are not only a story of settler life, but also a key to discovering our roots in the region - a true legacy that wants to be discovered!