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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › SchöningenSchöningen - Wikipedia

    The town is located on the southeastern rim of the Elm hill range, near the border with the state of Saxony-Anhalt. In its current form, it was created in 1974 by joining the municipalities of Esbeck, Hoiersdorf, and Schöningen. Schöningen station was served by regional trains on the Wolfenbüttel–Helmstedt railway line until it ...

  2. The discovery of early wooden hunting weapons, such as spears and throwing sticks, has revolutionized our understanding of early human hunting abilities, social interaction, and hominin cognition. The earliest wooden spears in Europe are 400 to 120 ka old, with an outstanding assemblage from Schöningen ( 5 – 9 ).

  3. Análisis de las lanzas de Schöningen, las más antiguas conservadas completas, revelan técnicas de procesamiento de madera avanzadas hace 300.000 años En 1994, durante unas excavaciones arqueológicas en la mina de lignito a cielo abierto de Schöningen, el descubrimiento de las armas de caza más antiguas que se conservan en su….

  4. The site of Schöningen represents an outstanding testimony of past human culture and creativity 300,000 years before present. Schöningen is the best preserved site of early human history and has produced the oldest, completely preserved hunting weapons known to humankind. The hunting weapons consist of nine spears, two throwing sticks and a ...

  5. The Forschungsmuseum Schöningen uniquely combines the exciting experience of the Palaeolithic with cutting-edge archaeological research in an innovative exhibition concept. Visitors travel back about 300,000 years to the Palaeolithic and meet the first inhabitants of Lower Saxony.

  6. por Guillermo Carvajal 3 Abr, 2024. En 1994, durante unas excavaciones arqueológicas en la mina de lignito a cielo abierto de Schöningen, el descubrimiento de las armas de caza más antiguas que se conservan en su totalidad causó sensación en todo el mundo.

  7. The Schöningen site is a Paleolithic archaeological site in Germany, dating to around 300,000 years ago. It is best known for the Schöningen spears , some of the oldest known wooden spears, found in the "spear horizon", though the site as a whole covers a broader span of time.