Mulheim Karlich

Mulheim Karlich is a town in northern Rhineland Palatinate and with approximately 11,000 inhabitants, the biggest municipality of the municipality Weissenthurm. According to country planning Mulheim Karlich is detailed as sub middle. The close by Koblenz place consists of the four districts Mulheim, Karlich, Urmitz station and depot. The vicinity of modern day Mulheim Karlich is one of the oldest man occupied locations in Germany. Indicates 440,000 year vintage hand axes manufactured from quartzite and flint, artifacts of Homo erectus of Mulheim Karlich, which had been discovered inside the clay pit on the Karlicher Mountain.

Since the Neolithic Age, from about 4000 BC Chr., The place appears to be permanently settled. From about 3700 to 2400 BC On the banks of the Rhine, among the existing day nuclear strength plant and the Urmitzer Werth, there was a semicircular foundation of the Michel berg lifestyle. The complicated, protected through ramparts, ditches and palisades, encloses a place of approx. A hundred ha. Archaeological findings imply that since the Latene length from about 450 BC Celts lived on the present town.