ArchaeologyPossible 2,500-year-old defensive barrier found in Denmark
Closely spaced postholes near a West Jutland road project may mark an Iron Age defensive installation.
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A site famous for Bronze Age trade records offers new evidence of its later history.
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Porcelain, calligraphy, arms, maps and industrial heritage are set to share the restored complex.
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