- The
Celtic hill fort of
Otzenhausen is one of the
biggest fortifications the
Celts ever constructed. It was
built by
Gauls of the
Treveri tribe, who lived...
-
impressive relic of
their time is the
remains of a
fortress of
refuge at
Otzenhausen in the
north of the Saarland. In the 1st
century BC, the
Roman Empire...
- the
Ancient Maya" (PDF). The
Emergence of the
Modern World Conference,
Otzenhausen, Germany: Penn
State University.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on...
- were
located at Martberg, Donnersberg, Wallendorf, Kastel-Staadt, and
Otzenhausen. The
transfer of
their activities to
Trier followed the construction...
- on
whose territory the
mountain is located, 3.5 km north-northeast of
Otzenhausen, 3.8 km
northwest of
Eisen and 4.5 km
northeast of
Nonnweiler (Saarland)...
- landschaftsarchäologischer
Forschungen im
Umfeld des
Oppidums "Hunnenring" von
Otzenhausen (Lkr. St. Wendel) (in German).
Philipp von Zabern. pp. 319–346. Thévenot...
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grave of Bell, the
Waldalgesheim prince's grave, the
circular rampart of
Otzenhausen, the
Pfalzfeld obelisk, the
upland settlement of
Altburg in the Hahnenbach...
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France Vesontio oppidum,
France Sanctuary of Gournay-sur-Aronde,
France Otzenhausen hillfort wall remains,
Germany Glauberg oppidum,
Germany Maiden Castle...
- landschaftsarchäologischer
Forschungen im
Umfeld des
Oppidums "Hunnenring" von
Otzenhausen (Lkr. St. Wendel) (in German).
Philipp von Zabern. pp. 347–374....
- a
Chinese context.
There are some
exceptions such as the
Hillfort of
Otzenhausen, a
Celtic ringfort with a
thickness of 40
metres (130 ft) in some parts...
