Bremerhaven, Cuxhaven, and the district of Cuxhaven are connected by more than just the waters of the Weser, Elbe, and North Sea. They also share a millennia-long history, the traces of which can still be found today. Whether it's inscriptions that bring to life the bustling activity of the shipyards, well-hidden bases that remind us of naval traditions, or the small remnant of a dike that protected people from storm surges for 800 years. Many of these stories, relics, and monuments have nearly been forgotten. Who pays attention to the historical boundary stone when the view can sweep almost boundlessly over the Wadden Sea? Who searches the roof gables and finds relics that speak of the pioneering spirit of port construction? Eva-Maria Bast and Marc-Alexander Wagner have collaborated with the NORDSEE-ZEITUNG, the CUXHAVENER NACHRICHTEN, and mi.