DE-BW-08
Bodman- Ludwigshafen | Bodman Schachen
Description
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The exact date of the site’s discovery is not known, but it was sometime between 1854 and 1866. A. Ley writes in his journal, that he made the first archaeological finds a few years prior to 1866. The abundance of prehistoric artifacts prompted the Karlsruhe Antiquities Association, around the turn of the century, to commission scientific excavations to be performed by K. Schumacher. Schumacher was the first to graphically document the sediment profiles and archaeological layers of his excavations. These documents are the earliest of their kind in the study of pile dwellings around the Bodensee. During the years of 1982-1984, 1986 and 1996, the site was systematically explored by archaeological divers of the Baden-Württemberg Department of Antiquities and Monuments.
Néolithique / Age du Bronze
2666 av. J.-C. et 1646 - 1503 av. J.-C.
Lac de Constance "Überlinger See"
394 m
Taille du site 5,3 ha / environ 7 terrains de foot
Taille du zone tampon 14,1 ha / environ 20 terrains de foot
Particularités & points forts
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The site has three well preserved settlement horizons from the Early Bronze Age, with artifacts from the “Singener Group” and the “Arbon Culture”. The site is unique in southern Germany and eastern Switzerland and is of high scientific value for the study of Bronze Age chronology.
Activités en cours
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The site is monitored and regularly inspected by the Department of Antiquities and Monuments
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A selection of finds is exhibited in the "Archäologisches Landesmuseum Baden-Württemberg (ALM)" at Konstanz
Archäologisches Landesmuseum Baden-Württemberg (ALM)
Benediktinerpl. 5,
78467 Konstanz
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