context: Coordinates: The residence of Kolmhaara is a well-preserved but partially destroyed ancient remnant, mainly related to the Jäkärlä group and the typical combed pottery culture and the Iron Age. It is located in Eura's Honkilahti, on both sides of the Hinner River, at Kolmhaara, where Vaaljoki joins the Hinner River. Much has been written about the place of residence and its associated cemetery, because red earth burial became a new concept in archeology at that time, and the discoveries of the place of residence were also remarkable. It is one of Finland's best-known Stone Age residences. The fires of the ovary have been commissioned for radio carbon dating (4700 BC, 3550 BC and 3500 BC) and for bones of the burial sheet (Iron Age). [1] [2] [3] [4]
question: Where is Kolmhaara?
answers.text: Eura's Honkilahti, on both sides of the Hinner River, at Kolmhaara, where Vaaljoki joins the Hinner River