Halver

Halver is a small city in North Rhine Westphalia, Germany. As a district metropolis, it belongs to the Markischer Kreis and lies in the western foothills of the Sauerland near the border to the Bergisches Land. First strains of people inside the place of Halver come from the Middle Stone Age. The largest discover is the station Pottheinrich bei Berge, from which 3600 artefacts originate. There are 3 discover complexes with 700, 1400 and 1500 stone objects.

Another station is Normecke with about 500 finds. In addition, from this time the camp Hundsberg with 270 artifacts found, twelve rest regions 5 to 50 artifacts and 25 scattered rounds one to 5 artifacts regarded. Bronze and Iron Age reveals are unknown to Halver. The Oberhof Halvara, placed on the crossroads of two vintage navy routes, became first cited in facts within the provost register of the monastery of Werden round 950. Thus, Halver is one of the oldest cities within the Brandenburg Sauerland. According to documents from the 10th century, the call of the village likely originated from the nearby Bach Halver.