Two years have passed since I last visited the bog and meadow area, Vedbaek Maglemose and I’m pleased to experience this historic place once again.
It’s a thrill to imagine that the sea level was five meters higher than today. 7000 years ago, Vedbaek Maglemose was a shallow inlet with large settlements along the shores and on small islets.
The hunters could choose between fishing in the fjord or in the sea. They could hunt and gather nuts and berries in the surrounding forests. The temperature was 2-3 degrees higher than it is today, and many burial mounds and kitchen middens testify that it was a good place to stay.
In connection with the excavation for a new school in Vedbaek in 1975, 17 graves were found from the later Stone Age. The most notable graves are exhibited at Rudersdal museums at Gl. Holtegaard and really worth a visit.

TAKE A LOOK: VEDBÆKFUNDENE, MUSEUM FOR THE FAMOUS VEDBÆK FINDS
Looks like a very beautiful place. I love too historic places, Hanna. Imagine what could tell us an centuries old tree about history. Thank you for sharing your interesting and beautiful captured trip.
Thank you for your lovely comment, Stefan. Some historical sites is steeped in history and this area is such a place. Maybe it has to do with the unique description Rudersdal Museum has given the area and its residents as it was 7,000 years ago.
All the best,
Hanna
nice picture .
Thanks a lot 🙂
To år er lang tid i vores verden, men tænk om een kom forbi efter 7000 år siden sidste besøg… 🙂
Drake, jeg har tænkt lidt over det! Hvad skal de indløse fiskekortet med?? Jeg kan heller ikke lide, når de skal over strandvejen for at fiske i Øresund!!
Hvad er et fiskekort vil de givet spørge om. De ville fare vild ikke så meget i området, men i vores burekrati. 😀
Det tog lidt tid at finde et passende svar 🙂 Men endelig får du ét, der er forkromet. De ville sikkert få samme oplevelse som Gallerne, når de skal have udleveret attest nr. 117: Det Skøre Hus
Ikke bare gallerne, men sikkert også mange af os jyde-fødte… 😀 😀 😀
Jeg er ellers ikke fra Jylland 🙂 🙂
Du virker da ellers fornuftig nok til at man kunne forledes til at tro det. 😀 😀 😀
Jeg har arbejdet sammen med mange jyder 😀
Det var en fornøjelse!!! 🙂
Your picture is so beautiful! 🙂 It´s very interesting! I love old history and how we lived before, for thousands of years ago. It´s remarkable history the human have.
Thank you, John. We need a time machine 🙂 🙂