Denmark's oldest burial mounds
Denmark's oldest burial mounds were constructed in the late Neolithic Era, circa 3800 BC They resembled the longhouses inhabited by the living and some were more than 80 metres long. As part of the funeral rites, 'houses of the dead', facades and wooden …
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A recent excavation of the oldest long barrow at the site revealed the remains of a 13-15-year-old …
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