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Two good examples of nuclear axes from Møn, a Danish island in the Baltic Sea with typical wide tranche axes.
The Ertebölle culture was a society of hunter-gatherers and the remains are mainly known from the finds that were done in waste heaps of this culture (large masses of eaten mussels etc.). Related to the North German Ellerbek culture and the Swifterbant culture known in the Netherlands and Belgium.


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Ertebölle kultuur, 5000-7300 jaar oud - Europe

Prehistoric, Neolithic Flint 2 mesolithic tranchet axes from Denmark - (2)

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