Slaughter at the bridge

4/9/2016

This article discusses the discovery of a Bronze Age battlefield in the Tollense Valley in Germany. The archaeological site revealed evidence of a massive battle that took place around 3,250 years ago. The remains of over 100 warriors were found, along with weapons including swords, arrowheads, and clubs. Through the analysis of the remains, researchers were able to piece together details of the battle and its participants. This discovery sheds light on the violent conflicts that occurred during this period and provides valuable insights into the warfare strategies and social dynamics of the Bronze Age.

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