Archaeology of Denmark
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The first submerged settlement excavated in Denmark was the Tybrind Vig site. In the decade after 1977, this site was the scene of intensive excavation activity. 300 m from the shore and 3 m below the surface, divers excavated sensationally well-preserved artefacts from the Ertebølle Culture.
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