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Partially excavated places tagged “funnel beaker”

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Dolmens4 Megaliths4 Passage graves4 Ancient villages1 Archaeological wonders1

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🇸🇪 Sweden · Megalith

Karleby Passage Graves

Middle Neolithic · Funnel Beaker Culture (TRB)

Falbygden cluster core — trapezoidal dolmen Ragnvald's Grave and 28 passage graves on limestone plateau, c.3300 BCE.

🇳🇱 Netherlands · Megalith

Hunebed D27 Borger

Middle Neolithic · Funnel Beaker Culture West Group (TRB)

Netherlands' largest hunebed — 22.6 m passage grave with 9 capstones of Scandinavian erratics, c.3400 BCE.