Asva

The settlement contains ancient structures with preserved walls and multiple building floors revealing patterns of early defensive construction techniques.

Archaeological excavations at Asva have uncovered evidence of continuous habitation from the Early Bronze Age through the Viking period until the 13th century.

The site yields numerous clay molds and bronze casting remnants, indicating a thriving metalworking industry and trade connections with other regions.

Visitors can access the archaeological site through local transportation networks from Saaremaa, with guided tours available during summer months.

Recent excavations revealed a collection of 2,000 clay molds, an elk horn plow blade, and preserved dog excrement from the Bronze Age period.

Location: Saaremaa Rural Municipality

GPS coordinates: 58.40833,23.01750

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:47