Thorsberg moor

Thorsberg Moor, located in northern Germany, is an Iron Age archaeological site dating to around 400-100 BC. It was a large rubbish dump where ancient people disposed of metalworking debris, including broken weapons, tools, and scrap from iron production. The site provides valuable insights into early metalworking techniques and trade practices. Over time, the moor was intentionally burned and layered with organic material, preserving many artifacts. Today, Thorsberg Moor is a significant archaeological discovery, helping us understand the craftsmanship, economy, and social structure of Iron Age societies in that region.