Marcus Coesfeld

Thirty years after its discovery, the Celtic Prince of Glauberg remains an enigma, a museum festival will mark the anniversary on June 28

On June 24, 1996, archaeologists recovered a near-intact 2,400-year-old sandstone statue of a Celtic ruler from a grave in Hesse. Three decades later, the Keltenfürst vom Glauberg still conceals its identity, even as the region prepares a festive anniversary.