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The Venus of Willendorf Austria.
Willendorf is 25 km upstream of Krems on the left bank of the Danube.
Due to construction work the Café Willendorf is currently closed.
One of the museum's highlights is the 25,000 year-old, prehistoric"Venus of Willendorf.
The oldest discovery- the Venus of Willendorf is dated back to 25,000 BC.
The Venus of Willendorf is one of Austria's most famous archaeological finds.
On the opposite banks of the Danube one can recognize Willendorf, the finding spot of the Venus of Willendorf.
The Venus of Willendorf, was found in that location in South West Austria.
The importance of representation canbe confirmed in some pieces such as Venus of Willendorf, a 11,1 cm, of 22.000 B. C….
The picture of the Venus of Willendorf will embellish around 125,000 jars of Staud's products.
The biggest meteorite collection in the world, adigital planetarium, the Stone Age Venus of Willendorf, animated….
Beside a replica of the sculpture, the small museum in Willendorf shows a number of fossil bones and tools from that time.
Vienna University Professor Bernd Loetsch, director of the Natural HistoryMuseum of Vienna proudly holds the treasures of Willendorf in his hands.
Fruit from the region around Willendorf is really top-quality”, states Hans Staud, tracing this back to the climate.
A multinational team led by Philip Nigst(University of Cambridge and Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology) and Bence Viola(Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology) analysed stone tools recovered during arecent re-excavation of the find site of the Venus of Willendorf in Austria.
In Willendorf marvel at the"Venus of Willendorf" a clay figure from the time of 25,000 years before Christ and take a well-deserved break in the wine village of Spitz in the heart of the Wachau.
At the Museum of Natural History,you should look for the famous exhibit of Venus of Willendorf(25,000 years old limestone statuette), and at the Museum of Art History take a look at the paintings of Velázquez, Brueghel, Rubens.
At Willendorf, we could date the early Aurignacian to 43,500 years, quite a bit earlier than elsewhere and overlapping with directly dated Neanderthal remains,“ says Philip Nigst.
These are joined by the figure of an attentive black cat, a submarine setting, a fresh turnip made out of plastic, a moving rope that resembles a snake, a ripe pomello featuring face-like citric countenances-2 tangerines poking out as eyes, also plastic-and a"snowwoman" whose bulbous bulk recalls at once prepubescent winter play andthe paleolithic figurine Venus of Willendorf.
Illustrations on cave walls or the famous‘Venus of Willendorf', as well as the‘Strettweg Chariot' from the Iron Age, all point towards religious beliefs, although our interpretation can only be speculative at best in many of the objects preserved.
The new data from Willendorf clearly shows that modern humans were present in what is now Austria while Neanderthals still occupied other regions of Europe suggesting that the two species met, and may have exchanged mates and ideas", explains Philip Nigst.
The collection ranges from prehistoric findings, for example represented in the Venus of Willendorf, through classic works of antique sculpture, like the Laokoon-Group, to 18th and 19th century sculptures, like Johann Gottlieb Schadow's statue of the posing Prussian princesses Luise and Friederike.
What is particularly interesting is that the Aurignacian at Willendorf occurs in a relatively cold period, which shows that these earliest settlers were already adapted to different climates requiring different subsistence strategies," says Philip Nigst.