Medieval Berlin Rises Beneath the City Streets

Archaeologists are uncovering traces of the Middle Ages in Berlin's city center. These discoveries have led to the creation of a new museum. The museum, named PETRI Berlin, will house the recovered artifacts. It is located directly at the excavation site. The finds include wooden structures, tools, and household items. They offer a new look at daily life in early Berlin. The museum aims to make the city's medieval history visible. It will display objects as they are found and preserved. This ongoing project turns central Berlin into an active archaeological dig. Researchers continue to work, expecting more discoveries.