Abenteuer Archäologie in Blätterhöhle Hagen - Abstieg in Steinzeit Höhle | WESTFALENS UNTERWELTEN 03

From medieval and modern mining, Fabian and Franzi travel far back in time. In the final episode of "Westphalia's Underworlds," they search for traces of the region's first humans. 0:00 Introduction 1:03 Bone discoveries 7:22 Neanderthals in Westphalia 12:04 Identification of finds In the edutainment web series "Westphalia's Underworlds," the presenting duo Fabian and Franzi delve deep into Stone Age caves and medieval mining tunnels. What do the region's underworlds hide? How did miners work in the Middle Ages? How did the Neanderthals live? And is there a grain of truth in the legend of the Altenberg? Fabian and Franzi answer these fascinating questions in conversation with experts from the LWL Archaeology Center and through their own experiences underground. At the same time, the episodes provide insight into the exciting daily work of archaeologists. The web series was produced by the LWL Media Center for Westphalia in cooperation with the LWL Archaeology Center for Westphalia and Famose Filmproduktionen from Bremen. "Westphalia's Underworlds" was filmed in locations including the Blätterhöhle cave near Hagen, on the Altenberg mountain, and in the Landeskrone mine in Siegerland, as well as at the LWL Museum of Archaeology and Culture in Herne. The episodes appear weekly, every Thursday at 6:00 p.m. here on the YouTube channel "Westfalen im Film." April 13 – Episode 1: Hunters of the Lost Altenberg Treasure April 20 – Episode 2: Steam Engines and Waterwheels Underground April 27 – Episode 3: On the Trail of Westphalian "Cavemen" On the YouTube channel of the LWL Archaeology for Westphalia, you can delve even deeper into the topics of the Stone Age and mining archaeology with interesting contributions from archaeological experts: @lwl-archaologiefurwestfale2104 On the YouTube channel of the LWL Museum of Archaeology and Culture Herne, you can get exciting insights into the exhibition, which includes numerous finds from the Balver Cave:    / @lwllandesmuseumherne   If you'd like to see more from the lively presenter Fabian Nolte, you'll find it here: @dailyknoedel More from the lively presenter Franziska Kirchner You can find them here: https://bit.ly/3I6mOXZ Making-of photos for the series will be available soon on the channel of the photographers of the LWL Media Center for Westphalia: https://bit.ly/3q2trUS #archaeology #underworlds #indianajones