German archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old Celtic prince's grave filled with gold, weapons and a wagon

During a routine survey for a solar park construction site in central Germany, archaeologists made a remarkable discovery near Bad Camberg in Hesse. They unearthed a burial chamber dating back over 2,000 years, believed to belong to a high-status Celtic prince. The grave contained an array of valuable artifacts, including gold items, weapons, and a wagon, marking it as one of the most significant Celtic archaeological finds in the region in recent years. This discovery provides valuable insights into the burial practices and social structures of the Celtic people during that era.

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