Flint Axe Discovery Site Memorial (3rd Millennium BC)

"The original flint blade was found by caretaker Ludwig Fuchs in 1969 [...] during road construction work. The emergence of this ax is dated to around 3000 BC [New Stone Age/Neolithic].
The original is in the Historical Museum of the Palatinate in Speyer.”
A replica of this found stone ax - with flint, deer antler lining and handle - is in the "Alte Samenklenge" museum (House of Forestry and Forest History) in Elmstein.
Source (partially quoted verbatim) and further information from an Internet article from May 24, 2009: mittelpfalz.de/elmstein/2009/axt/index.htmThis memorial stone is NOT a knight's stone, as it is NOT listed in the Ritterstein directory:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Rittersteine

Hidden deep in the valley, a flint blade was found 300 years BC. b.c.

Wonderful mystical crossroads in the forest.