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Michael (mimirsbrunnen)
April 6, 2026
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The Kuppelgrab Nettelbeck is a Bronze Age burial monument (burial mound).
In Nettelbeck (north of the village, near the A 24 and the road from Porep) lies a group of Bronze Age burial mounds on the so-called Wackelberg (a former medieval watchtower and later ice cellar mound).
During excavations in connection with the motorway construction (1979/1980), 7 intact Bronze Age burial mounds of the Seddin group were examined, along with evidence of 5 further destroyed mounds. These graves date from the late Bronze Age (approx. the first third of the 1st millennium BC, partly transitioning to the Iron Age).
In Nettelbeck (north of the village, near the A 24 and the road from Porep) lies a group of Bronze Age burial mounds on the so-called Wackelberg (a former medieval watchtower and later ice cellar mound).
During excavations in connection with the motorway construction (1979/1980), 7 intact Bronze Age burial mounds of the Seddin group were examined, along with evidence of 5 further destroyed mounds. These graves date from the late Bronze Age (approx. the first third of the 1st millennium BC, partly transitioning to the Iron Age).
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