Stone Age settlement found in the middle of Copenhagen
New finds show that people lived in Copenhagen long before it was today’s modern metropolis
Traces of Copenhagen’s Stone Age past were found under the resistance museum just opposite the Anglican church
May 4th, 2018 2:03 pm| by Stephen Gadd
Archaeologists from the Museum of Copenhagen have made a rather sensational discovery: evidence of a settlement estimated to be around 7,000 years old.
During the building work for the new museum of Danish resistance at Kastellet, flint arrowheads, animal bones and even a couple of human bones have come to light, a municipal press release reveals.
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