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Encyclopedia > Dolni Vestonice settlement

Dolni Vestonice is a series of ice age archaeological sites, used by mammoth hunters, in the Czech Republic near the town of Brno. Finds include a triple burial and the Venus of Dolni Vestonice.


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  • http://www.hominids.com/donsmaps/dolni.html

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Dolni Vestonice and the Three Sisters (2015 words)
In 1986, near a village called Dolni Vestonice in the Czech province of Moravia, the bodies of three teenagers were discovered in a common grave.
Dolni Vestonice was an Upper Paleolithic habitation in Czechoslovakia on a swamp at the joint of two rivers near the Moravian mountains.
A consideration of the postmortem damage on the isolated human remains from the Dolni Vestonice II site indicates that geological processes (other than sediment compaction and minor erosion) are unlikely to have produced the taphonomic patterns observed, but that human and/or carnivore processing of the bodies were responsible for the observed distribution.
Dolni Vestonice and the Three Sisters (6383 words)
In the spring of 1986, near a village called Dolni Vestonice in the Czech province of Moravia, the bodies of three teenagers were discovered in a common grave.
In the spring of 1986, near the village of Dolni Vestonice, the remains of three teenagers were discovered in a common grave.
Dolni Vestonice is situated in the South of the Czech Republic close to the city of Mikulov.
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