Jonstrup Vang
Jonstrup Vang is a forest in Denmark near the capital region and 15 kilometers northwest of the capital Copenhagen in which there are stone boxes , or round dyssers and long dykes. The round dykes of Jonstrup Vang 1 + 2 (also called Afd. 83 and 87) are located in a hilly area ("Madses Bakke") in the forest of Jonstrup Vang , south of Værløse on the island of Zealand in Denmark.
description
Runddysse 1 is a hill enclosed by nine curb stones (only one of which stands), about 10.5 m in diameter with the centrally positioned chamber of an approximately 1.05 m long stone box, consisting of four relatively thin inwardly inclined bearing stones and a bulky capstone .
Runddysse 2 is a restored hill of 10 curb stones, set about 0.75 m high, about 8.0 m in diameter with the centrally positioned chamber of a stone box, consisting of two long and one short bearing stones and a vaulted cap stone.
About 400 m away is the poorly preserved Langdysse 1 by Jonstrup Vang (also called Afd. 105) and further west is the hardly better preserved Langdysse 2 by Jonstrup Vang (also called Afd. 69) and the Jonstrup Vang Megalitgrav (also called Rillesten) der Remainder of a stone box about 1.7 m long and 0.5 m wide ( Danish light box ) without a capstone.
See also
literature
- Ingrid Falktoft Andersen: Vejviser til Danmarks oldtid . Wormianum, Højbjerg 1994, ISBN 87-89531-10-8 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Runddysse is the name commonly used in Denmark for dolmens that are located in a round hill. In contrast, Langdysser lie in rectangular or trapezoidal giant beds
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