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Wooden structures dating back 10,500 years discovered in Germany
Archaeologists discovered wooden structures at the bottom of Lake Arendsee in Germany, dating back 10,500 years. This finding challenges existing notions about early human settlements in Europe.
In brief
- Archaeologists found wooden structures at the bottom of Lake Arendsee.
- The structures date back approximately 10,500 years.
- It was believed that the first human structures appeared with agriculture.
Covered by 2 of 6 media groups
- Budget not in the collected reports
- Public money not in the collected reports
- Media business 1 source
- Big capital 1 source
- Readers and grants not in the collected reports
- Undisclosed not in the collected reports
No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: budget, public money, readers and grants, undisclosed.
| Group | Share | Count |
|---|---|---|
Media business
| 50% | 1 item |
Big capital
| 50% | 1 item |
- Who the outlets write for
- community 0
- region 0
- country 2
- world 0
- Channels
- Websites 1
- Agencies 1
- NVMedia business
- first item
- earliest
- national desk
Ще до появи землеробства. На дні німецького озера Арендзе виявили дерев’яні споруди віком 10 500 років
- УНІАНBig capitaloligarchic ties
- first item
- caught up, 19 h later
- national desk
В німецькому озері знайшли дерев'яну конструкцію, вік якої є науково неможливим
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