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December 10, 2016
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The Großsteingrab Godenstedt is a burial site of the Neolithic funnel beaker culture.
The plant was at the time of recording by Ernst Sprockhoff 1930 from an east-west oriented oval hill bank of 20 m length and 17 m wide. In the middle of the hill, in a shallow depression, there were six stones, all of which were no longer in their original locations. The grave was later restored, the stones were arranged so that they now represent the final stones of the narrow sides and three wall stones of one and one of the other long side.
The plant was at the time of recording by Ernst Sprockhoff 1930 from an east-west oriented oval hill bank of 20 m length and 17 m wide. In the middle of the hill, in a shallow depression, there were six stones, all of which were no longer in their original locations. The grave was later restored, the stones were arranged so that they now represent the final stones of the narrow sides and three wall stones of one and one of the other long side.
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Nils
December 11, 2016
Cycling
By bike or on foot you can easily reach Eitzmühlen from here, to the local mill café.
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