- The
Holmegaard bows are a
series of self bows
found in the bogs of
Northern Europe dating from c. 7000 BC in the
Mesolithic period. They are
named after...
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Until 1
January 2007,
Holmegaard was a muni****lity (Danish, kommune) in Storstrøm
County in the
southern part of the
island of
Zealand (Sjælland) in south...
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Holmegaard Gl****
Factory (Danish:
Holmegaards Glasværk) is a
Danish gl****
factory located in the
former muni****lity of
Holmegaard just
outside Næstved...
- bows in one
piece are the elm
Holmegaard bows from Denmark,
which were
dated to 9,000 BCE.
Several bows from
Holmegaard, Denmark, date 8,000
years ago...
- kitchenware. The
Holmegaard brand was
acquired in 2008.
Holmegaard Gl****works was
founded in Næstved in 1825.
Products sold
under the
Holmegaard brand include...
-
Danish gl****maker (1916–1998), most
famous for his
works at
Holmegaard Gl****
Factory ("
Holmegaard Glasværk" in Danish). Lütken has set his
signature on the...
- and
Holmegaard artifacts of
Northern Europe, are self bows. The
Stellmoor bow was made from the
heartwood of a
Scots pine
while the
oldest Holmegaard bows...
- was at Mogenstrup.
Neighboring muni****lities were Rønnede to the east,
Holmegaard to the north, Næstved to the west, and Præstø and
Vordingborg to the south...
- Næstved
Museum has
exhibits covering the
development of Kähler
Ceramics and
Holmegaard Gl****. It is open to
visitors every day
except Monday.
There are also...
-
Holmegaard is a
manor house and
estate situated close to Fensmark, Næstved Muni****lity, some 60 km
south of Copenhagen, Denmark. The three-winged, half-timbered...
