Archaeologists Discover Lost Roman Temple in Germany’s Taunus Forest
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Archaeologists discover lost Roman temple in Germany’s Taunus Forest
Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a Roman temple in Germany’s Taunus region, complete with well-preserved foundations and fragments of statues depicting ancient deities. The discovery was made near the Roman fort of Kapersburg, close to Rosbach vor der Höhe in Hesse, where archaeologists have been investigating an extensive Roman settlement revealed after storm damage opened up part of the surrounding forest. What initially appeared t…
The remains of a Roman temple have been discovered by archaeologists in the Taunus region of Germany. According to experts, the discovery is particularly important, as it still contains well-preserved foundations and fragments of statues of ancient deities. Damage caused by a storm revealed a sequence of...
Hurricane, who planted trees in the woods near the castle of Capersburg in German Towns, helped archaeologists to locate an ancient temple. Under the roots of the fallen trees, researchers found the remains of the foundation of the building, a newspaper in Hessischer.
Last year, a forest area in Taunus, devastated by the storm, turned out to be an archaeological sensation: a complete village was found next to the Roman castle of Capersburg. The remains of the walls now prove to be the foundations of an ancient temple.
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