Wind turbine workers struck a 3,000-year-old treasure and revealed a glittering hoard of Bronze Age jewellery
A routine wind turbine construction in Wolfenbüttel, Germany, unearthed a remarkable 3000-year-old Bronze Age treasure hoard. The intact cache, featuring intricate bronze jewellery and Baltic amber beads, highlights the advanced craftsmanship and extensive trade networks of the era. Archaeologists believe the items were likely offerings or hidden wealth, underscoring the rich history buried beneath modern development.
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