Mumpf

Mumpf is a municipality in Rheinfelden district in the Canton City of Argou, Switzerland. The area around the Mumpuf was prehistoric. In 1991, a mid-to-day Neolithic fortified settlement was excavated at Kappa Chapp Hill. This settlement was surrounded by a huge ditch, and was probably preserved by the paladin. There are wooden beams, fire pit, a dirt pit and many stone tools found inside the settlement. Apart from this, many individual stone and bronze era have been found in the entire municipality. There was a heap of Iron Age in Rhizland.

The anchor below Gastaus combination hotel and restaurant is the foundation of a Roman small fort from the latter half of the 4th century and the tomb of a soldier from the same period. Between Mumph and Stein, a piece of inscription, with an inscription, was discovered from the time of Antoninus emulsion. For the first time in 1218 Mammaffe has been mentioned as Mimaraf. In 1278, it was mentioned as a nihid-mumpuf. It was known as Ninha-Mampf until 1803. It was first mentioned as being part of the land ruled by Hamburg count. Subsequently Habsburg Roberbon made a collection of rules, which relate to the respected nobles and peasants and their mutual obligations, and they were their High Courts as part of the Shakesing District.