A sharp piece of flint less than 10 centimeters long shows that people lived on the site where Terheijden now stands some five thousand years ago. This knife, also known as a blade, has recently returned to the village and can be admired in the Antonius Abt Church starting Saturday.
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A sharp piece of flint less than 10 centimeters long shows that people lived on the site where Terheijden now stands some five thousand years ago. This knife, also known as a blade, has recently returned to the village and can be admired in the Antonius Abt Church starting Saturday.