Bromian Culture: The first inhabitants on Langeland

Immerse yourself in one of Langeland's hidden stories and learn more about the final stages of the last Ice Age, when micro-growth took place on what is now Langeland.
Moss and small bushes created living conditions for the animals that live in the Arctic today. With the animals came the first reindeer hunters - also known as the Bromian culture - who made their tools from flint, bone and whatever wood they could find.
Listen to archaeologist Asbjørn Hartmann Andersen from Langelands Museum talk about the Bromian culture.
The film is supported by Friluftsrådet.