Neolithic Flint Mines
Belgium /
Hennegau /
Mons /
Rue du Point du Jour
World
/ Belgium
/ Hennegau
/ Mons
World / Belgium / Wallonie / Hainaut / Mons
mine, neolithic age, UNESCO World Heritage Site
The Neolithic flint mines at Spiennes, covering more than 100 ha, are the largest and earliest concentration of ancient mines in Europe. They are also remarkable for the diversity of technological solutions used for extraction and for the fact that they are directly linked to a settlement of the same period.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiennes
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 50°25'10"N 3°58'57"E
- Binche 11 km
- Bruges 111 km
- Longwy 160 km
- Trier 200 km
- Canterbury 228 km
- Beemster 251 km
- Goslar 479 km
- Bamberg 491 km
- Quedlinburg - UNESCO World Heritage 522 km
- Wadden Sea 566 km
- Solar field 1.9 km
- Sagrex - HeidelbergCement Group 2.6 km
- Pont Rouge Pond 3.3 km
- la FUCAM (Catholic University of Louvain) 3.7 km
- Park "du waux-hall" 3.9 km
- Hospital Ambroise Paré 4.4 km
- Mons (municipality) 4.5 km
- Havré Woods, Mons 4.9 km
- Quévy 6 km
- Estinnes 10 km