Danish Mesolithic Period Northern Pike Jawbone Fragment sepikriver The culture became known to

The culture became known to archaeology through Paul Sereno’s 2000 excavations at Gobero—an isolated site deep within the Ténéré

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Four mother-of-pearl inlays are missing

Danish Mesolithic Period Northern Pike Jawbone Fragment sepikriver The culture became known toMaglemosian Culture, c. 90005000 BC, Mesolithic Period, Zealand, Denmark A superb and highly uncommon jawbone fragment of a northern pike (Esox lucius), recovered from the rich peat bogs of Denmark. This rare find offers a direct glimpse into the Maglemosian culture, an early postglacial Mesolithic society that thrived in Northern Europe between roughly 9000 and 5000 BC. Named after discoveries at Magle Mose ("Big Bog") near Mullerup on western