Die eisenzeitliche Feuchtbodensiedlung im Ramsautal am Dürrnberg bei Hallein

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In the flat low moorland area, a multi-phase waterlogged settlement existed in an area of some 150 by 450 m from 480/460 to around 250 B.C. Its building timbers have already been published [DF 4] and another volume with other wooden artefacts and vessels will follow. In contrast to the remains at Ramsaukopf, Putzenfeld, Hinterramsau, Hochbichl and Simonbauernfeld, the area is one of the best-researched Iron Age settlement zones on the Dürrnberg. In particular, the 220 m² investigated in 1988-9 according to the standards of South-West German wetland archaeology allow the differentiation of 8 settlement horizons [1a-4b], the final cultural layer 4/1 and 6 alluvial horizons. In the process, 26,500 finds were recovered, including pottery, small finds, wood, animal bones, infant skeletons, botanical macro-remains and dendrochronological samples. They allow for an evaluation of the chronological and stratigraphic development, taphonomy, find distribution, activity zones with - also professional - crafts and settlement practices, such as the frequent remodelling of houses. From the late 4th century B.C. onwards, residents with a mining background became more clearly recognisable.