AQA; Archaeology Unit 1 Key Sites
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Vedbaek
- Mesolithic, 4000BC – Denmark
- Ertebolle culture
- More bodies than graves
- Ochre, flint knives, teeth jewellery, swan wing, antlers
- Stone on feet – Grave 10
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- Mother & Infant burial
- Burial place for the special
- No definite umber of bodies.
- Ertebolle = Hunter-Gatherers
Maes Howe:
- Neolithic chambered cairn & passage graves
- Orkney Islands 2800 BC
- Stone, covered in earth to create a dome
- Mid-Winter solstice
- Possible built on top of or around a house or previous structures
- Stone slabs line entrance to chamber
- Complexity of structure = social elite
- 100,000 hours of work to build it
- Connected to the stones of stenness, Ring of Brodgar & Skarra Brae
Hochdorf
- Iron Age, Celtic burial stie, Germany 530 BC
- When found, mound had shrunk over…
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