“Yes, it was of short duration unfortunately,” says archaeologist Nils Kerkhoven, who was again there today to ‘reburd’ the well. It is all precisely recorded on the picture to describe in detail how the well is underground again. Because that’s how it goes with archaeological excavations: which can stay in the ground undisturbed, can stay better there, for later. Although that is sometimes a bit sour for the archaeologist.
Water well Neude is already underground: what happens to it?
