Rosdorf

Rosdorf is a unitary municipality in the district of Gottingen in Lower Saxony. The region Rosdorf counts with a since the Neolithic non stop settlement to the oldest settlements in the district of Gottingen. Farming and plant nutrition in southeastern Lower Saxony may be analyzed on the basis of the excavation of the Bandkeramischen settlement on the mill ground. The effects of the agreement Rosdorf Muhlengrund inside the district of Gottingen, which turned into excavated on a huge scale among 1963 and 1970, are of superregional importance for the research of linear ceramic 5500 to 5000 BC. It is the biggest archaeologically investigated agreement within the northern border place of the Bandkeramischen cultures in Central Europe.

In 2016 there have been new excavations due to production activities. Fertile soil in addition to the situation on the Leinefluss and the water wealthy brooks Rase and Beeke preferred the ascent. Rosdorf turned into a crucial region in the early middle Ages. The serial grave area Rosdorf from the time of the Saxon Wars of Charlemagne confirms this, in addition to the donation Rosdorf in December 781 to the monastery Fulda through King Charlemagne.