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Dysse ved Tornby Dyssekammer |
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Groenhøj Høj |
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Gundestrup Jættestue |
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Hamborggårdsten Oath Stone |
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Hjulgraven ved Hjordkær Runddysse |
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Hohøj Høj |
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Hvisselhøj Jættestue |
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Jelling Complex |
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Jernalderkældrene Ancient Village / Settlement / Misc. Earthwork |
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Jættestuen Blakshøj Jættestue |
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4 sites Katbjerg Complex |
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Klæbek Høje Complex |
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Lindholm Høje Megalithic Cemetery |
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Ølustrup Complex |
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Mejls Jættestue |
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Mols Runddysse |
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Porskærvej un-named Runddysse |
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Snibhøj Høj |
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Spanskhøj Høj |
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Stabelhøje Høj |
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Stenstuen Langdysse |
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Suldrup Jættestue |
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Tømmerby Vikingeravplads Megalithic Cemetery |
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Troldkirken Langdysse |
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4 sites Tustrup Jættestue Complex |
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Stone Age Hunters Liked Their Carbs. Analyses of Stone Age settlements reveal that the hunters were healthy and would gladly eat anything they got their hands on, including carbohydrates - contrary to the modern definition of Paleolithic, or Stone Age diet. More info :- http://www.sciencenordic.com/stone-age-hunters-liked-their-carbs |
Posted by drewbhoy6th January 2013ce Edited 6th January 2013ce |
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Organic Tools Found In Stone Age Camp Sensational new archaeological find reveals paddles and bow in an underwater Stone Age settlement. More info : http://sciencenordic.com/organic-tools-found-stone-age-camp |
Posted by drewbhoy 9th May 2012ce |
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Fortidsminder i Århus AMTGreat site for northern Jutland - info on many fairly obscure sites as well as better known ones. As it happens, I know it's not exhaustive, but it's pretty good! In Danish but has useful maps etc. |
Posted by Moth30th July 2007ce |
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Posted by Moth 5th February 2012ce |
Troldkirken (Langdysse) — Fieldnotes |
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Troldkirken (Church of trolls // Troll`s church) is a truly magnificent long dolmen (Danish: Langdysse) in North Jutland. It is one of Jutland`s most famous megalithic monuments. The tomb was built on a hilltop ca. 15 km west Ålborg 1km NE of Sønderholm. From the site you have a splendid view over Limfjorden and parts of Himmerland. The barrow is approximately 50m long and 7m wide. Despite some erosion barrow's height is still appr. 1m. Orientation is NE-SW. The barrow is surrounded by 47 kerbstones (according to literature....I did not count them). Some of them are still in situ, others were moved out of place when the earthwork eroded in the course of the time. The one at the northeastern end of the barrow is the largest at a visible height of appr. 2,5m. The chamber is situated some meters northeast of barrow`s centre. It is a large hexagonal dolmen chamber with short passage (Typ IV) covered by an enormous capstone. Access is easy, it is only a short walk uphill. The site itself is a landmark and cannot be missed. It is marked on most maps and signposted. Reference: Ebbesen, Klaus, Danske dysser – Danish Dolmens, Attika, København 2007, p.199, Pl. 177B |
Posted by Martin_L20th March 2008ce |
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