Waldalgesheim chariot burial, Roth

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The Waldalgesheim chariot burial was a 4th-century BC Celtic princely chariot burial site in Waldalgesheim, Germany, discovered in 1869. It has given its name to the "Waldalgesheim Style" of artifacts of the La Tène culture, a more fluid and confident style of decoration than early Celtic art, with Greek and Etruscan influences. The objects from the burial site were dug up by the farmer who found them on his land. The site was not investigated by archaeologists, and has recently been covered by a housing development. ()

Local name: Waldalgesheimer Fürstengrab Built: IV century B.C.Coordinates: 49°57'19"N, 7°49'47"E

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Waldalgesheim chariot burial – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Rheinstein Castle, Niederwalddenkmal, Burg Klopp, Reichenstein Castle.

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