The Wotanstein, also known as ‘Wodanstein’ or earlier as ‘Malstein’, is a small menhir located close to the village of Maden, in Hesse, Germany.
The Wotanstein, also known as ‘Wodanstein’ or earlier as ‘Malstein’, is a small menhir located close to the village of Maden, in Hesse, Germany.
The Wotanstein, also known as ‘Wodanstein’ or earlier as ‘Malstein’, is a small menhir located close to the village of Maden, in Hesse, Germany.
The menhir is located at the south-west corner of the village of Maden, at an altitude between the streams of the Goldbach to the east and Henkelborn to the west.
The stone is 2.12 m high, 1.2 m wide and 0.55 m thick. Excavations during the Seven Years’ War discovered the stone is as deep underground as it is high above the ground.
The Wotanstein, also known as ‘Wodanstein’ or earlier as ‘Malstein’, is a small menhir located close to the village of Maden, in Hesse, Germany.
The menhir is located at the south-west corner of the village of Maden, at an altitude between the streams of the Goldbach to the east and Henkelborn to the west.
The stone is 2.12 m high, 1.2 m wide and 0.55 m thick. Excavations during the Seven Years’ War discovered the stone is as deep underground as it is high above the ground.
