A Trip to the Hunebed Museum - part 2

In the gift shop of the museum I saw these mammoths and had a chat with them.


Then we went outside to have a look at the replica houses. I think this one is from the stone age, but I could be mistaken.


It was a very nice, sunny day, so we enjoyed walking around in the park.


Inside the houses were decorated with things the hunebed builders might have had in their homes, like a nice fireplace for example.


And flax which they used to make linen for clothes.


It was dark in the houses, I think they could use some windows, but they didn't have glass yet, so that would be a bit cold in winter.


In the Iron Age house they had wool that was colored with dye made from plants.


This house had a window, but still no glass.


I think this is a Spieker, to store food.


Another relaxing stone.


Here they had some experimental stuff going on with weird statue thingies.


I spotted a small temple in the distance.


It was next to water.
What a nice spot.

After a fun afternoon we left in search of a nice place to have dinner.


We didn't leave alone:
These friendly Stegosauri decided to come with us.


What a fun day!