Frohnauer Hammer

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by Wanda Marcussen
published on 08 December 2019

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The Frohnauer Hammer Museum contains a hammer forge from the 17th century CE. The water channel provides the water necessary for the waterwheel to run the three tilt hammers inside the hammer forge.

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Wanda Marcussen

Wanda Marcussen is a doctoral research fellow in environmental history at the University of Oslo. Her academic interest includes climate history, marine environmental history, and cultural heritage studies.

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Marcussen, W. (2019, December 08). Frohnauer Hammer. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/11580/frohnauer-hammer/

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