The two Klastorp dolmens (Swedish: Klastorps dösar) are located approximately 1000 meters apart in Klastorp, Sweden.
The two Klastorp dolmens (Swedish: Klastorps dösar) are located approximately 1000 meters apart in Klastorp, Sweden.
The two Klastorp dolmens (Swedish: Klastorps dösar) are located approximately 1000 meters apart in Klastorp. Klastorp is a village situated seven kilometers south of Varberg in the province of Halland, Sweden.
In this coastal village, two of the only seven surviving megalithic structures (Swedish: Dösen or Swedish: Ganggrifter) in Halland can be found. These structures were built during the Neolithic period (3500–2800 BCE) by the practitioners of the Funnel beaker culture.
The two Klastorp dolmens (Swedish: Klastorps dösar) are located approximately 1000 meters apart in Klastorp. Klastorp is a village situated seven kilometers south of Varberg in the province of Halland, Sweden.
In this coastal village, two of the only seven surviving megalithic structures (Swedish: Dösen or Swedish: Ganggrifter) in Halland can be found. These structures were built during the Neolithic period (3500–2800 BCE) by the practitioners of the Funnel beaker culture.
