Hunebed D27 (Borger)
The largest hunebed (megalithic dolmen tomb) in the Netherlands, at 22.6 metres long with 9 capstones, 26 side stones and 2 keystones - including the heaviest stone ever found in a Dutch hunebed, an estimated 20,000 kilograms. Built by the Funnelbeaker culture around 3400 BCE near Borger, Drenthe, and now the centrepiece of the Hunebedcentrum museum.
Dated events and their evidence
- 3,400 BCE mainstream
construction (Funnelbeaker culture) source
Where
52.9300° N, 6.7974° E
Sources
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