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Schöningen fahren Sie auf die L652 Richtung Hötensleben – das Forschungsmuseum Schöningen liegt auf der linken Seite. Mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln. Mit der Deutschen Bahn erreichen Sie Helmstedt. Ab Helmstedt Bahnhof nehmen Sie den Bus (Linie 370 Richtung Schöppenstedter Bahnhof) bis Schöningen ZOB.
28 de sept. de 2023 · Niedersachsens Kulturminister Falko Mohrs weiht Photovoltaik- und Windkraftanlage ein. Bis zu 50 Prozent des Strombedarfs kann zukünftig am Forschungsmuseum Schöningen regenerativ aus einer Kombination von neu installierten Sonnen- und Windenergieerzeugungsanlagen gedeckt werden. Die Gesamtkosten belaufen sich auf 700.000 Euro.
In archaeology, Schöningen is famous for four ancient wooden spears found in an opencast mine near the town. The spears are about 400,000 years old, making them the world's oldest human-made wooden artifacts, as well as the oldest weapons, ever found. Three of them were probably manufactured as projectile weapons, because the weight and ...
The permanent exhibition takes a look into the past through lively stories about the Schöningen spears. You travel back about 300,000 years to the Palaeolithic Age and meet the first inhabitants of Lower Saxony. New insights into the Palaeolithic era. The Schöningen spears are of sensational importance not only for Lower Saxony, but for the ...
1 de abr. de 2024 · Excavations at Schöningen 13 ended in 2008, although research continues nearby. While the spears drew most of the attention, the rest of the wood collected spent decades awaiting analysis, soaking in refrigerated tubs of distilled water to replicate the cold, water-logged soil that preserved it for 300,000 years.
Schöningen. / 52.13802, 10.96745. Schöningen es un municipio situado en el distrito de Helmstedt, en el estado federado de Baja Sajonia (Alemania), a una altitud de 110 metros. Su población a finales de 2016 era de unos 11 400 habitantes y su densidad poblacional, 300 hab/km². 2 3 . Se encuentra ubicado a poca distancia al oeste del ...
A minimum of 20 hunting weapons is now recognized and two newly identified artifact types comprise 35 tools made on split woods, which were likely used in domestic activities. Schöningen 13 II-4 represents the largest Pleistocene wooden artifact assemblage worldwide and demonstrates the key role woodworking had in human evolution.
