Lutzengüetle

Lutzengüetle is an archaeological site in the municipality of Gamprin, Liechtenstein (erroneously identified as Eschen in some specialized literature). It occupies a plateau on an isolated hill in the Rhine valley, protected by steep rock walls and featuring a depression on the northeast side. The site gave its name to the Lutzengüetle culture, defined by Emil Vogt in 1964, and continues to yield rich archaeological material relating to this culture.

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