US EditionImpressive Artifacts From Bornholm's Store Frigård Cemetery Suggest The Island Was An International Trading Hub During The Iron Age - Ancient Pages
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Impressive Artifacts From Bornholm's Store Frigård Cemetery Suggest The Island Was An International Trading Hub During The Iron Age - Ancient Pages
Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - The Danish island of Bornholm offers a fascinating journey through time, with its history of human settlement stretching back to 9000–8000 B.C. Early island settlers accessed the regions now known as Poland and Germany via a land bridge. However, over time, this land connection disappeared, leaving Bornholm as an isolated […]
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