Lörrach

Roman small holding

The recon­s­truc­ted ground plan of this Roman small hol­ding in Brom­bach shows that it was one of the rather mode­st estates being loca­ted on the Din­kel­berg and built up by simp­le rural peo­p­le in the 2nd and 3rd cen­tu­ry after Christ. The resi­den­ti­al buil­ding of 244 m², being dis­co­ver­ed during excava­tions in 1981, is situa­ted on a ter­race clo­se to a Roman road that goes across the Din­kel­berg. The cel­lar mason­ry still had a height of 1.30 m. Among the archaeo­lo­gi­cal fin­dings shown in the Drei­län­der­mu­se­um in Lör­rach, the­re are not only agri­cul­tu­ral devices, but dif­fe­rent artic­les made by bone car­vers and 15 char­red app­les, too. The char­red app­les are real­ly uni­que for the Roman Age.

Drei­län­der­mu­se­um Lörrach

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