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Archaeologists estimate that over the period of activity of the Mazovia Metallurgical Centre (II BC - IV AD), as many as 150 thousand furnaces could be operated. It was one of the largest metallurgical centres in the then "barbarian" Europe - as the Romans called the inhabitants of this part of the continent, living outside the Empire. 2 thousand years ago, located in the western part of this region. The settlement discovered by archaeologists to be the Mazovia Metallurgical Centre active approx.
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