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Large Germanic Settlement From the Roman Period Uncovered in Bielefeld with 30 Longhouses and Trade Links | Archaeology News Online Magazine

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Archaeologists uncover a major Germanic settlement in Bielefeld, revealing 30 longhouses, Roman trade links, and life during the Roman era.

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They Appeared Meters Below the Ground: 30 of Them Were Found One After Another in the Same Area - Sözcü Newspaper

Archaeological excavations in Bielefeld, Germany, have uncovered a large Germanic settlement dating back to the Roman Empire. Researchers believe the settlement, thought to have been in use in the 2nd century AD, is one of the largest rural settlements identified in the region to date.

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Large Germanic settlement from the Roman period uncovered in Bielefeld with 30 longhouses and trade links | Archaeology News Online Magazine

Archaeologists uncover a major Germanic settlement in Bielefeld, revealing 30 longhouses, Roman trade links, and life during the Roman era.

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archaeologymag.com broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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