Ittigen

Ittigen is a municipality inside the Bern-Mittelland administrative district within the canton of Bern in Switzerland. The municipality changed into shaped in 1983 while it and Ostermundigen have been separated from territory once a part of Bolligen. Its placename is derived from the Alemannic German "at the people of the Ito", and primary appeared in print in 1318 as Yttigen. In 1326 it become cited as villa de Ittigen. Traces of prehistoric settlements had been located at Worblaufen La Tene vessel with cremated stays, Roman coins and Early Medieval graves, in the Papiermühle community 5th or 6th century Early Medieval cemetery with about 30 graves, Neuhaus Early Medieval graves and in Wydacker.

While the small hamlets of Papiermuhle, Schermen, Neuhaus, Badhaus advanced at the valley ground, the farming villages of Ittigen and Worblaufen grew up on terraces inside the low mountains above the valley. The farming villages took advantage of substantial arable land for person fields and shared not unusual farm land and not unusual forests. A range of scattered small farms grew up across the villages and additionally had a share of the not unusual land. While the villages inside the mountains remained commonly agricultural, the hamlets at the valley floor had been neighborhood facilities for change and enterprise.