Bunsoh

Bunsoh is a municipality in the district of Dithmarschen in Schleswig-Holstein.

• 3.1 Coat of Arms
• 3.2 community partnerships

Geography

Geographical Location

The village lies on the Dithmarsch Geest near Albers village in a wooded area and carries over to the Kiel Canal.

Community structure

The municipality belongs to the district Bunsoh Westerau.

History

Several stone tombs such as the megalithic grave of Bunsoh bear witness to the early occupation of the site and its surroundings. On the basis of found grave goods, especially pottery, this has been dated to 3500-2800 BC, and the Neolithic Funnel Beaker Culture Act. Other archaeological finds are dated to 560-620 AD, the bog body of Bunsoh and the accompanying neck strap of Bunsoh was first documented Bunsoh 1450th

Policy

Of the eleven seats in the municipal council has the voter community KWV since the municipal election 2008, five seats, the voter community FWB has four and the SPD two seats.

Coat of arms

Blazon: " split in the shaft section of green and silver. Above is a composed of three support stones and a cover plate silver stone grave, below under half blue water wheel. On the right side of the cover plate of the stone tomb several bowl-shaped indentations and the carved sign of a wheel cross. "

The upper half of the municipal coat of arms shows the shell of stone Bunsoh that one has discovered under one of the many grave hill in the municipality. This stone is characterized by numerous bowl-shaped notches, also with double rings, shallow grooves, Radkreuzen and representations of hands. The interpretation of these signs is not fully clarified. A wheel cross has been taken on behalf of all other characters in the coat of arms, the whole stone grave should bear witness to the early settlement of the place and its surroundings. The lower half shows coat of arms for half a mill wheel, which as "part of the whole" represents the old one still existing water mill Bunsoh.

Community partnerships

• Bunsoh is twinned as a " community of Europe" with the French community Manneville -sur -Risle in Normandy (France).