Antiquarische Untersuchung der unweit Tondern gefundenen goldenen Hörner presents an antiquarian investigation into the golden horns found near Tondern. Authored by Peter Erasmus Müller and Werner Hans Frederik Abrahamson, this work delves into the historical and archaeological significance of these artifacts. The book provides a detailed examination of the discovery, analysis, and interpretation of the golden horns, offering valuable insights into their cultural and historical context. It explores the craftsmanship, symbolism, and potential uses of these unique objects, shedding light on the society and era in which they were created. This study is essential for archaeologists, historians, and anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of the region.
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