Gönnersdorf, located near the modern city of Neuwied in the Central Rhineland of Germany, is one of Europe's most important archaeological sites for understanding the artistic and social life of Late Magdalenian hunter-gatherers. Excavated beginning in the late 1960s, the site revealed the remains of a substantial Late Glacial settlement containing dwellings, tools, animal bones, personal ornaments, and—most famously—hundreds of engraved slate p…
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