Biskupin

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Biskupin is an archaeological site in Poland, renowned for its well-preserved remains of a fortified Iron Age settlement. Discovered in the 1930s, Biskupin dates back to the 8th century BC and provides a remarkable glimpse into the Lusatian culture. The site features a reconstructed wooden village, complete with streets, houses, and a defensive wall, offering valuable insights into the daily life and architectural practices of early European societies.

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