Niederstotzingen

Niederstotzingen
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Also known as: Niderştotsingen, Niederstotzingen (munisipyo), Stotzinga Inferior, Νιντερστότσινγκεν, Нидерстоцинген, Нидерштотцинген, Нідерштотцинген, نيدرشتوتسنغن, نیدرزتوتسنقن, نیدرزتوتسنگن, ニーダーシュトッツィンゲン, 下施托青根

The region around Niederstotzingen has been inhabited since pre-historic times [1]. A Celtic Viereckschanze or "four-sided earthworks" has been discovered near modern Niederstotzingen [1]. From the Roman era, a villa rustica has been discovered between Niederstotzingen and Sontheim [1]. During construction in the south part of town, in 1962, a small cemetery from the later half of the 7th century was discovered [1]. The Alamannian cemetery contained the remains of several nobles as well as their animals and valuables [1].

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TypeCity/town/settlement
Period500 BC - 1 AD
CountryGermany
Coordinates48.5411° N, 10.2330° E

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