Archaeologists discovered a workshop area in Dortmund that dates back to the Roman era. The site features well-preserved pits, furnaces, and a pottery kiln for craft work. Excavation teams revealed that Germanic tribes processed Roman metal scraps at the site. This discovery provides significant evidence of cultural practices outside the Roman Empire. The findings are expected to contribute to the broader understanding of ancient metalworking in the region.
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