At that time two continents drifted towards each other and collided in the area of today's Odenwald. At this "junction" a huge mountain range was formed. At great depth the rock melted and rose as liquid magma.
During that period, two landmasses converged and collided in the area now known as the Odenwald. As a result of this convergence, a colossal mountain range emerged. Beneath the surface, the rocks underwent a phase transition, melting and rising as a fluid magma.