I visited our museum park again one afternoon when it wasn’t as crowded as it was on Midsummer’s Eve when I was there last. Besides old wooden buildings, they also have a collection of reconstructions of ancient burial sites.
The Cist goes back to 2400 – 1500 BC.
The stone circle was common from the Bronze Age until the Viking age.
More unusual is a triangular, sort of starlike shape from the Iron Age (~500-1050 AD).
These four photos are all straight-from-the-camera shots.
The light was a little difficult, both sunlight and shadow.
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3 comments:
How unusual and interesting! The only one I knew about was the circle. This is a lovely area!
You are lucky to have this place. I enjoy your visits there.
I have read about the stone circles, never seen one except in movies. this is a beautiful and peaceful place.
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