Wie man Deutschlands größten Grabhügel zerstörte

Southeast of Halle lies a flat field today. Until about 150 years ago, a mound stood here—heaped by humans, almost 4,000 years old, the largest princely grave of the Bronze Age north of the Alps. Then farmers carted it away, load after load, for fertilizer. Who was the man for whom hundreds built a mound? This episode follows the gold, the buried weapons caches, and the enormous millstones of the Únětice culture—leading to the question that archaeology still debates: Did the first kingdom of Europe stand here, 1,000 years before the Celts? Or are we seeing a king simply because we want to see him? A calmly narrated story, perfect for listening—while walking, commuting, or falling asleep. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 00:00 PROLOGUE - A Mountain That No Longer Exists 01:36 CHAPTER I - The Princes Beneath the Hill 07:23 CHAPTER II - The Vanished Mountain 13:21 CHAPTER III - What Power Is Made Of 19:52 CHAPTER IV - State or Chieftainship? 25:59 CHAPTER V - The Checkpoint: Crete 30:14 CHAPTER VI - The Downfall 33:46 EPILOGUE - What Remains ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ #History #BronzeAge #Archaeology