 A barrow on the Rosengarten (which despite its name, meaning “rose garden”, is a mountain), which belongs to a group of others across the municipal limit in Glan-Münchweiler, comes from the Iron Age, as does a small ringwall commonly known as the "Schwedenwall" (“Sweden Wall” or “Swedish Wall”).Roman finds, too, have come to light within Nanzdietschweiler's limits, such as coins.Historian Karlwerner Kaiser had this to say about monuments to gods that have been unearthed