| Settlements of the Hamburgian and Federmesser Cultures at Slotseng, South Jutland - PalaeoWiki (5146 words) |
 | Implements should be precisely plotted in already during the reconnaissance phase and the small probes supplemented with excavation of larger holes, of 1 sq.m., for example, in the centre of the concentrations, in order to obtain sufficiently characteristic material for this purpose. |
 | It gradually became apparent that we were dealing with a settlement of the Federmesser Culture, especially as none of the Hamburgian Culture's typical implement forms occurred under the topsoil. |
 | The Federmesser Culture was until 1990 known only from a series of surface finds, stray Federmesser (Andersen 1977; Madsen 1982; Fischer 1990), and scrapers of Wehlen type and a single, secure settlement on Rundebakke, Knudshoved Odde, South Zealand (Petersen 1974). |