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A Forgotten Stone Age Settlement in the Former Bråviken - Swedish History Magazine

In August 1999, Norrköping City Museum received a letter from Bonni Rehnqvist in Falkenberg. She asked if the museum was interested in a larger collection of finds from Källhagen outside Norrköping. The collection turned out to consist of just over 720 objects, including around a hundred stone axes, from a 7,000-year-old and completely unknown Stone Age settlement. The objects were collected just over a hundred years ago but have remained… Source
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In August 1999, Norrköping City Museum received a letter from Bonni Rehnqvist in Falkenberg. She asked if the museum was interested in a larger collection of finds from Källhagen outside Norrköping. The collection turned out to consist of just over 720 objects, including around a hundred stone axes, from a 7,000-year-old and completely unknown Stone Age settlement. The objects were collected just over a hundred years ago but have remained… Source

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svenskhistoria.se broke the news on Sunday, June 14, 2026.
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