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Accession Number: EA/34/19 (https://www
reportedly originally from the holdings of a now-closed ethnographic museum and foundation in the Netherlands
reinforcing their symbolic and protective functions
while women donned grass or fibre skirts (sili or yokal)
Danish Mesolithic Period Mammal Tooth greyware Accession Number: EA/34/19 (https://wwwMaglemosian Culture, c. 90005000 BC, Zealand, Denmark A striking elk or aurochs molar, preserved in remarkable condition, recovered from Denmarks ancient peat bogs. This tactile relic offers a direct connection to the Maglemosian culture, one of the earliest postglacial societies in Northern Europe. The Maglemosians were expert hunters, gatherers, and fishers, living in forested wetlands and relying on large game like elk and aurochs. Animal remains