Archaeologists find Nordic Bronze Age meeting hall from time of

Archaeologists find Nordic Bronze Age meeting hall from time of

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Archaeologists have uncovered a large meeting hall near the Bronze Age burial mound of King Hinz, also known as the “King’s Grave”, located in Seddiner in northwestern Brandenburg, Germany. - HeritageDaily - Archaeology News

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