By Tobias Carroll
Traditionally, Switzerland is known for its longstanding practice of neutrality and its reputation for peace. But if you dig deeply enough into its history, you’re likely to find a bit more conflict below the surface. And by “dig deeply,” we’re speaking very literally. In the town of Kaiseraugst, work was underway to build a boat house on the Rhine River. Archaeologists were on the site monitoring it for signs of anything unexpected when — lo and behold — they found exactly that. According to an article at Smithsonian Magazine, the archaeologists found evidence that the same ...
