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https://fribourg.ch/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/03323.jpg19201080Various small objects made of silex prove that early reindeer hunters lived in the area about 12’000 B.C. As from 888 A.D., Gruyère belonged to the then Kingdom of Burgundy for two centuries. Later, in 1195, Count Rudolph, made over this lands to the Episcopal diocese of Lausanne and retained the castle and village of [...]Read More...