The first ‘Woodhenge’ in Middle Europe

Hermann Behrens

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In 1967 the regional museum for prehistory at Halle (Saale) began an excavation in the field known as the Schalkenburg, near Quenstedt, which lies in Hettstedt district, on the eastern edge of the Harz mountains, about 50 km north-west of Halle, in the south-west of the German Democratic Republic (PL. xxva). The excavations were carried out annually in the months of July and August (Behrens & Schröter 1980), and their aim was to investigate a settlement of the neolithic Bernburg culture.

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1976The Stone Circles of the British Isles 1978Science and Society in Prehistoric Britain 1970A Review of Henge Monuments in the Light of Recent Research 1977Earlier Neolithic Enclosures in North-West Europe

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