List of earthworks of the Funnel Beaker Culture

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From the beginning of the megalithic phase of the Funnel Beaker Culture (TBK), around 4000 BC. Chr. To 3500 BC BC, earthworks were created. They are characterized by a system of palisades and trenches. Over 40 of these earthworks have been recognized and some of them have been examined. The best known are the earthworks of Büdelsdorf and Sarup . The Salzmünde earthworks were the first to be identified in Germany. Earthworks were already built in the linear ceramic band , stitch band ceramic and the Rössen culture .

Denmark

Jutland

  • As Vig
  • Årupgård
  • Ballegård
  • Bjerggård
  • Blakbjerg
  • Brunbjerg
  • Bækbølling I
  • Edslev
  • Galgebakke
  • Gammeltoft Odde
  • Ginnerup
  • Grenå
  • Havsø
  • Kainsbakke
  • Krogsager
  • Liselund
  • Lønt
  • Lokes Hede
  • Mølbjerg
  • Norre Grene
  • Store Brokhøj
  • Søby
  • Toftum
  • Vilsund
  • Voldbæk

The islands

Sweden

Germany

literature

  • NH Andersen: The Sarup enclosures - The Funnel Beaker Culture of the Sarup site including two causewayed camps compared to the contemporary settlement in the aera and other European enclosures Sarup vol. 1 In: Jutland Archaeological Society Publications XXXIII, 1; Arhus 1997
  • Henning Haßmann : The trail of the stones ... the Neolithic earthworks of Büdelsdorf . In: W. Budesheim & Horst Keiling (eds.): On the younger Stone Age in Northern Germany, 1996.
  • Pascale Richter: The Neolithic earthwork of Walmstorf, district of Uelzen. Studies on the settlement history of the funnel cup culture in the southern Ilmenau valley in 1999.
  • Thomas Terberger (ed.): New research on the Neolithic in the Baltic Sea region 2009 ISSN  1863-0855

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