Located on the Danish island of Møn stands an impressive Neolithic long barrow. The barrow is located next to a small farm track and farm. It is 102 m in length and 13 m length making it the second longest long barrow in Denmark. The site is surrounded by 145 edge stones and three burial chambers - one of which still has the capstone in place. The site is thought to have been constructed sometime near 3,500 BC.
Grønsalen Langdysse (Long Barrow)
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By Drudii @ 2018-04-11 15:36:45
