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 Michael Jochim
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Henauhof Nordwest
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Excavated from 1981 to 1987, this site sits on the former lakeshore and contains alternating deposits of peat and sand. The peat deposits contain materials discarded into the lake from occupations upslope, whereas the sand contains materials deposited directly on former beaches.
Numerous bones were found in all levels, and antler was particularly abundant in the Late Mesolithic deposits. The site seems to have served as a residential base during the Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic.
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Bone points found in all levels.
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Perforated teeth found in all levels.
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Antler axe found in the Late Mesolithic level.
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