Hagbard's Gallow

Description

Hagbard's Gallow consists of two pair of menhirs, large upright standing stones. The monument was probably constructed during the bronze age. The stone has engravings, some discovered in the 18th Century and some in modern times. The name is related to the legend of Hagbard and Signy, as well as several other nearby remains.

Address
673, Asige, Falkenberg, Sweden

Established
1700-500 BC

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