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Walkway leading to Dolmen D53 located in the village of Darp, Province Drenthe, The Netherlands

The megalithic tombs were built by the first true farming communities in the Northern Netherlands,

$These dolmens exist in the Dutch landscape for over 5000 years. Older than the Egyptian pyramids! Built of huge granite stones, some of them weighing over 25,000 kilograms, dragged to the spot and piled up to form a rectangular stonegrave. There are still 54 of them. 52 in the province of Drenthe and 2 in the adjacent province of Groningen. \$

Neolithical grave (hunebed) near Rolde in the dutch provence of Drenthe. Dolmen.

Dolmen grave D16 under the green trees in the autumn season. Balloo, Hondsrug, province of Drenthe, the Netherlands.

Old stone grave like a big dolmen in Drenthe Holland

Dolmen at the village of Roden Drenthe Netherlands. Countryside.

Hunebed in Drenthe Nederland

Hunnish megalithic Dolmen grave or hunebed near Assen, Drenthe, Netherlands

La Roche-aux-Fees is a Dolmen (Megalith) in the village of Esse, Ille-et-Vilaine in Brittany, France.

Halvelte, Holland, may 2019: The Hunebed was built between 3400 and 3100 BC. and is attributed to the funnel cup culture. The Hunnebed is 18.9 meters long and 4.4 meters wide and has 21 supporting stones, 2 key stones and 9 capstones. The gate is still there, complete with 4 gate stones and 1 gate capstone. 10 of the wreath stones are still present.

Neolithic monument in Cornwall. This prehistoric capstone held up by standing stones was a tome in West Penwith.

A hunebed in the Holtingerveld near Havelte in the province of Drenthe, ancient prehistoric stones from the ice age and later used as a grave by the Hunen, people also from ancient times

near Trégastel, Côtes-d'Armor, french Brittany

One of the mysterious Megalithes in Drenthe, The Netherlands

5000 jaar oude grafsteen hunebed in Drenthe Nederland.

$A dolmen or passage grave (called Hunebed in Dutch) is a type of single-chamber megalithic tomb, usually consisting of two or more vertical megaliths supporting a large flat horizontal capstone or \$

Concrete blocks once used as artillery targets in a former military training area. The photo was taken at Kalvebod Fælled, a former seabed that has become a large public nature area located just 20 minutes from Copenhagen’s City Hall Square.

Prehistoric dolmen located in Havelte, Drenthe, Netherlands. Composed of large, stacked boulders, the structure serves as a burial site from the Beaker culture. Set in a grassy field under a clear blue sky, the dolmen is surrounded by sparse vegetation. At sunset

Møn is home to some of Denmark’s most beautiful and best-preserved stone dolmens and burial chambers. Even though several of them are more than 5,000 years old, you can still get really close and actually crawl all the way into the burial chamber.

Dolmen Anta de Fonte Coberta near Alijo, Vila Cha, Portugal

stone age grave

Hunebed in Drenthe Nederland

Prehistoric Hunebed located in Drenthe, Holland

The Rhine River in Germany, on old film stock in 1990.

Hunebed with playing child at Bronneger Borger in the Netherlands

Two big boulders by the roadside in the English lake District not far from Ambleside, United Kingdom.

Hunnish megalithic Dolmen grave near Assen, Drenthe

near Trégastel, french Brittany

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