M., in 1904 finds from the La Tène period were discovered alongside Neolithic, Roman and medieval finds. The most important object was a La Tène bangle with pseudo-filigree decorations. Between 1933 and 1934, further objects from this period were discovered during excavations by the Burgenland State Museum.
M.'s excavation in 1904 revealed artifacts from the La Tène period, which coexisted with Neolithic, Roman, and medieval finds. The most notable find was a La Tène bangle featuring pseudo-filigree designs. Subsequent excavations by the Burgenland State Museum between 1933 and 1934 shed more light on this era.