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Some 15 years ago at one of the archeological sites protected by UNESCO at Ljubljana marshes the oldest known wooden weel and axle was found, carbon dated to 5300 years of age. In 2014 conservation was finished and it is on displaey in a museum. Together with the oldest flute ever found in the world (12.000 years old) also found nearby. Slovenia is a small unknown countrie, but it is geographical junction of Europe and on a path from Europe to Asia. With nice climath reach soil and many water sources ideal for settelers. Obviously they were samrt back in time and invented many usefull thinks. Living on piles on the watter was one of those practical inventions too! My interpretation: Life on watter: Abandoned hut: Behind the palisade: Revolutionary way of plowing: Domesticated animals, bread baking and skin tanning: It will be a good harvest: Bugatti Veyron 4000 B.C. Casting copper: Who will survive? Beaver dam and nest: Swamp area: Waterfall: View from the baloon: Artwork (unknown artist).
