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Oberndorfmark A (Passage Grave) — Images (click to view fullsize)

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15th December 2019ce

Oberndorfmark B (Passage Grave) — Fieldnotes

The rectangular burial chamber extends from northeast to southwest. Here, too, four pairs of supports form the long sides, which - as usual, but in contrast to tomb A - also correspond to four capstones. From the entrance in the southeast, only the southern supporting stone remains in situ. The dimensions of the chamber are 7 x 2.2 m. The tomb was scientifically investigated in 1924 by K.H. Jacob Friesen.

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15th December 2019ce

Oberndorfmark B (Passage Grave) — Images

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15th December 2019ce
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