Neolitisk kværnsten/grinding stone: x8916

3D Model

Kværnsten (6973x8916) fundet på den tidligneolitiske boplads Frydenlund ved Hårby på Sydvestfyn. Blandt bopladsens 13 kværnsten. Den er 27,7 cm lang, 19,6 cm bred, 12,5 cm tyk og vejer xx kg. Brugsflade xx cm i areal. Kværnstenene her er blandt de ældste der er fundet i Danmark. Den dateres til tragtbægerkulturens tid, cirka 3.600 f.Kr.

Grinding-stone (6973x8916) found at the early Neolithic settlement of Frydenlund near Haarby on Southwest Funen, Denmark. Among the 13 grinding-stones in the settlement, this among the largest. It is 27.7 cm long, 19.6 cm wide, 12.5 cm thick and weighs xx kg. Used surface: xx cmin area. This is among the oldest grinding-stones found in Denmark. It dates to the funnel-beaker culture, approximately 3.600 BC. The stone is made of a chert. Published by Niels H. Andersen, Moesgaard Museum. For 3D-presentation: 126 images with Olympus Pen camera. Uploaded by PhotomodelerPremium by Eos Systems.