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In 1992, when a new stretch of motor way was to be built from the Little Belt Bridge to E45, a large ploughed up grave mound was found near the village of Tårup. As it turned out, the grave mound was a 3400 year old bronze age mound built on top of an ancient stone age mound.
For traffic reasons, the mound had to be moved and now sits at Skærup pull-in East. During reconstruction, the mound was split up into two parts and are seen as such today.
Read more about pre-historic memories at the displayed posters next to the grave mounds. |
In 1992, when a new stretch of motor way was to be built from the Little Belt Bridge to E45, a large ploughed up grave mound was found near the village of Tårup. As it turned out, the grave mound was a 3400 year old bronze age mound built on top of an ancient stone age mound.
For traffic reasons, the mound had to be moved and now sits at Skærup pull-in East. During reconstruction, the mound was split up into two parts and are seen as such today.
Read more about pre-historic memories at the displayed posters next to the grave mounds.
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