Duvensee is a municipality located in the district of Lauenburg within the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. It serves as a site of significant archaeological importance due to its proximity to the Duvensee Bog.
The area is best known for Mesolithic archaeological sites that have provided researchers with insights into the settlement strategies and diets of European post-glacial hunter-gatherers. A notable find from this location is the Duvensee paddle, which was discovered in 1926.