Granhogen

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Granhogen is one of the largest prehistorical mounds in Bohuslän region. The 30m wide and 3,3m high mound has been dated to Iron Ages, c. 500 AD.

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Address
Granhogen 224, Uddevalla, Sweden

Established
500 AD

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