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We are at the top of the vineyard, but unfortunately it is unclear where exactly the excavations took place (most recently in 2020). There is no information about this on site! Nevertheless, it is very interesting to get an impression for yourself. After all, the high vineyard offers great views of the Uckermark's top landscape. The last skeleton discovery at the vineyard was only in 2020, the first in 1962. According to all available information, the site is the oldest burial ground in all of Germany. Scientific dating showed an age between approx. 6400 BC and approx. 5000 BC. This Mesolithic burial site with a total of 12 people discovered was therefore used over an astonishingly long period of time. Anthropological comparisons also provided new insights into the cultural transition from the Mesolithic to the Neolithic, which was already characterized by agriculture and livestock farming. In contrast, people previously were mostly not sedentary.

Wide view to the west. However, it is recommended to leave your bike in Groß Fredenwalde and climb up to the vineyard on foot.

Beautiful lake shore in perfect scenery

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The approximately 320.3 hectare nature reserve with the Blumberger fish ponds and the Blumberger mill extends southwest of Görlsdorf, a district of Angermünde. The Welse, a left tributary of the Oder, flows through the area. Unfortunately there is only one path through the fish ponds and unfortunately it is paved. So you don't see much of the ponds. A visit to the NABU Blumberger Mühle information center is definitely worth it.

In the 13th century a mill was operated here by monks. Even then they were breeding carp as a fasting food. The name was given to the miller Blumberg in 1707. A cutting and water grinding mill existed here until the end of the 19th century. This was followed by the production of carp and tench. The pond area acquired its current shape at the end of the 1960s. Until 1989, the Blumberger Teiche area was not open to the public. This tranquility is one reason for the diversity of animal and plant species. The Blumberger Mühle pond area has the status of a water bird protection and nature reserve. The Welse, a left tributary of the Oder, flows through the area.

The Wolletzsee in the Uckermark is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. The lake is approximately 1.5 km long and offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. There are several well-developed hiking trails around the lake, offering various levels of difficulty. The longest trail is about 6 km long and runs along the shore of the lake. While hiking you can observe many different species of birds and enjoy nature. There are also several beaches along the lake where you can take a break and swim in summer. For those looking for a slightly more challenging hike, there are also several hiking trails through the surrounding forests and fields. These paths offer breathtaking views of the landscape and a great opportunity to relax from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Overall, Wolletzsee is a great place to spend a day outdoors and enjoy nature. Whether you take a quiet stroll along the shore or a challenging hike through the woods and fields, there is guaranteed to be something for everyone.