Site description on wikipedia
Nucleus
The discovery of a dismantled stone circle—close to Stonehenge’s bluestone quarries in west Wales—raises the possibility that a 900-year-old legend about Stonehenge being built from an earlier stone circle contains a grain of truth. Radiocarbon and OSL dating of Waun Mawn indicate construction c. 3000 BC, shortly before the initial construction of Stonehenge. The identical diameters of Waun Mawn and the enclosing ditch of Stonehenge, and their orientations on the midsummer solstice sunrise, suggest that at least part of the Waun Mawn circle was brought from west Wales to Salisbury Plain. This interpretation complements recent isotope work that supports a hypothesis of migration of both people and animals from Wales to Stonehenge.
Der GeSCHICHTENberg Itzehoe
(The hiSTORY mound of Itzehoe)
Gräber der Bronzezeit – Galgenberg – NS-Propagandaort
(Graves of the bronze age – gallow hill – NS-propaganda site)
Extensive sites with lots of information, documents (in PDF), videos, etc.
(in German only)
Entry of the passage grave Denhoog on the island of Sylt. The site is maintained by the Sölring Museen association and can only be visited between Apriol and October. Further information can be found here (in German only).
Ferdinand Wibel
The passage building of the Denghoog near Wenningstedt on Sylt. Uncovered, examined and described in its general importance for Nordic antiquity [= twenty-ninth report of the Schleswig-Holstein-Lauenburg Society for the collection and preservation of patriotic antiquities]
Kiel 1869
(Scans, in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
The Stone Age village in the Stone Age Park Dithmarschen is history, reconstructed in its original size, and revived!
Discover the 14 buildings built according to archaeological models
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
KuLaDig – Culture. Landscape. Digital. – is an information system about the historical cultural landscape and the natural cultural heritage.
Entry for this site with lot of information and images (in German only)
The Viking Museum Haithabu is one of the most important archaeological museums in Germany. The UNESCO has nominated the Viking Age trading venue and the Danewerk border building as world cultural heritage in 2018. Both the museum and the seven reconstructed houses located on the grounds show impressively how people live there during the Early Middle Ages.
PDF Fyler for the archaeological and natural history
hiking trail in Glücksberg (German only)
Magister Troels Arnkiel-Park archäologisch-landeskundlicher Park (only in German)
Abstract
Completely excavated between 1990 and 1992, the Calden II gallery grave offers, despite being largely damaged, detailed information on its construction principles. Foundation trenches for the sidestones and the grave floor had been dug into the limestone close to the surface. Architecture and ritual correspond to grave I 1 km distant, but finds and radiocarbon dating suggest a close connection with the re-use (phase B) of the nearby enclosure (c. 3200 – 3000 BC). Traces of cremations between the bones of the regular burials indicate the existence of different funeral rites. The “de-construction” of the grave in the course of ritual activities is well illustrated by the removal of a sidestone and the deposition of a sheep in the Middle Bronze Age.
more information on Calden II on the web site Eco Pfad Archäologie Calden (in German only)
The Eco Path Archeology Calden enables a journey through time of almost 5500 years – from the Neolithic to the 18th century. To dive so compactly into the regional history succeeds only in a few places in northern Hesse (in German only)
more information on Calden I on the web site Eco Pfad Archäologie Calden (in German only)
Currently only in German, but with a foto gallery and a flyer in PDF format to download
Results of the excavations at Großenrode I (in German)
German website of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia with a short description and a 3D model (takes some time to load). In addition, it is possible to order the corresponding booklet (alson in German) from the series “Megalithic graves in Westphalia” with the current state of research on the megalithic grave on the website.
German website of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia with a short description and a 3D model (takes some time to load). In addition, it is possible to order the corresponding booklet (alson in German) from the series “Megalithic graves in Westphalia” with the current state of research on the megalithic grave on the website.
German website of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia with a short description and a 3D model (takes some time to load). In addition, it is possible to order the corresponding booklet (alson in German) from the series “Megalithic graves in Westphalia” with the current state of research on the megalithic grave on the website.
The Goseck circle (German: Sonnenobservatorium Goseck) is a Neolithic structure in Goseck in the Burgenlandkreis district in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
Route of Megalithic Culture – Site 10: Megalithic tomb Restrup and Teufelsstein (Devils Stone) (10b)
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
Route of Megalithic Culture – Site 10: Megalithic tomb Restrup and Teufelsstein (Devils Stone) (10b)
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
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