Klastorp Mounds

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Description

There are two megalithic tombs in Klastorp, dating from the late Stone Age (2500-2300 BC). The larger one consists of the dolmen and a stone circle.

Ancient sites in SwedenCemeteries, mausoleums and burial places in SwedenAll sites in VarbergNeolithic Age

Address
769, Varberg, Sweden

Established
2500-2300 BC

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