Country · 3 places dug
The history of Germany
3 digs · 37 sourced records · last reviewed 17 October 2026
Strata has dug 3 places in Germany — Berlin, Munich, Hofheim am Taunus: 3 spots of ground, 37 sourced records, from antiquity to the modern era. Each place below is a page of its own, assembled from what happened on particular ground there, with every record linked to its source.
Places dug in Germany
The history of BerlinAn old office block in Berlin Mitte — This record gathers one piece of ground in Berlin Mitte, Magazinstraße 6-7, where a royal army hay and forage depot gave way to a 1910-1911 office and commercial block, later a spinning mill, small workshops, a workers' clinic, and present-day offices. 1 dig15 records The history of MunichA closed Munich department store — At 12 Schützenstraße, opposite Munich's main train station, a department store opened in 1905 as the Hermann Tietz store, was renamed Hertie under Nazi pressure, grew into one of Germany's largest stores by 1971, and closed on 30 June 2023. 1 dig
12 records The history of Hofheim am TaunusThe organ that outlived an empire — Hofheim am Taunus gathers ground shaped by long survival amid repeated ruin: a Roman fort near Diedenbergen, a village raised in the early 15th century on the site of three dead settlements, and a church organ from 1769 that outlasted the fires that twice destroyed its predecessor and every government since. 1 dig
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