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the barrows that go back to middle late hallstatt times (about 550 bc) on both sides of the rhineland-palatinate-saarland boundary in the kuhwald (“cow forest”) visibly bear witness even today to early settlement, and after archaeological digs at two of them in 1995 and 1996 they became an attraction for those interested in history. the old highway is still today recognizable along almost its whole length, and much broader than an ordinary country path. in various descriptions from the 14th to the 16th century, it is called the "mohrerweg" or "landstraße von mor nach erbach" (“highway from mor to erbach”), with "mor" or "mohr" in each case referring to waldmohr (the prefix "wald—" simply means “forest”). long-settled villagers still speak today of the old "homburger weg" (erbach lies near homburg, and is today a constituent community of that town), while in erbach, it is seen as the "waldmohrer weg". this east-west road link is of roman origin, if not even older. after the romans withdrew in the early 5th century, the region was almost empty of people, and only once the franks had come to take the land was it slowly settled once more. in this time, the bliesgau was grouped administratively into francia.
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