Ancient Stone-Paved Cellar Uncovered in Neolithic Denmark: A New Insight into Early Societies
The Discovery of a Neolithic Cellar
A 5,000-year-old stone-paved cellar has been uncovered beneath a Neolithic dwelling during an excavation on Falster Island, Denmark. This significant find occurred during construction work for a railway and offers new insights into Middle Neolithic life in Scandinavia. The root cellar, measuring about 6.5 by 5 feet, represents an important addition to o…
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