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Medieval Castle Found in Germany
Excavations in Germany have revealed remnants of fortifications dating back to the 9th and 10th centuries at the Possa site, including the foundations of a wall approximately 1.7 meters thick believed to have been part of a defensive tower, as well as parts of a bishop's residence featuring a 30-meter-long building, stucco floors, and hot air heating systems. Additionally, a rare clay water pipe from the 14th century was discovered, shedding light on significant stages of the site's history and indicating that the fortifications were subjected to a fire in the late 10th century before being relocated to the south.
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