Wietrzychowice long barrows

The Wietrzychowice long barrows are a group of five megalithic burial sites from the Neolithic Funnel beaker culture near Wietrzychowice, Poland.

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Wietrzychowice long barrows

The Wietrzychowice long barrows are a group of five megalithic burial sites from the Neolithic Funnel beaker culture near Wietrzychowice, Poland.

The Wietrzychowice long barrows are a group of five megalithic burial sites from the Neolithic Funnel beaker culture near Wietrzychowice, a village near Izbica Kujawska in Poland. All graves have the typical Kuyavia shape of an elongated triangular mound. The sites were excavated and reconstructed between 1934–36 and 1967–69 under the direction of Konrad Jażdżewski and Stanisław Madajski.

Type of paganism

Prehistoric paganism

Type of place

Burial site

References

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Grobowce megalityczne kultury pucharów lejkowatych, Śmieły 8, 87-865 Śmieły, Poland

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Grobowce megalityczne kultury pucharów lejkowatych, Śmieły 8, 87-865 Śmieły, Poland

52.409181, 18.874376

Prehistoric paganism

Burial site

The Wietrzychowice long barrows are a group of five megalithic burial sites from the Neolithic Funnel beaker culture near Wietrzychowice, a village near Izbica Kujawska in Poland. All graves have the typical Kuyavia shape of an elongated triangular mound. The sites were excavated and reconstructed between 1934–36 and 1967–69 under the direction of Konrad Jażdżewski and Stanisław Madajski.