Archaeologists sometimes unearth something in unusual places – as is currently the case in Freiburg. 400 recovered skeletons indicate a disease that raged particularly in the Middle Ages.
Freiburg – archaeologists work very precisely, but they often owe their greatest successes to chance – or to having a nose for the first groundbreaking of an excavation. Germany is actually not considered the Eldorado of archeology. In fact, construction workers are probably the greatest helpers of research in this country. Because when a discovery is made, it usually has to do with the fact that excavators have messed up the ground – as is currently the case in Freiburg.
BW24 * explains the uncanny disease of 400 excavated skeletons in Freiburg.
Because the remains all point to the same disease, which is nowadays particularly associated with the Middle Ages. * BW24 is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
