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Louisenlund (Standing Stones) — Fieldnotes

There are approx 50 standing stones . There has never been any excavation and there is no site plan that I'm aware of . A very superficial attempt at a survey shows a rough circle of ten stones to the south and to the north of that , a horseshoe /open rectangular grouping open to the north , consisting of 16 stones .The biggest stone is aligned roughly east to west is between the two most obvious groupings and is cup marked .
The area was named in 1851 , after Louise ,wife of the King of Denmark .
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Louisenlund (Standing Stones) — Images (click to view fullsize)

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Stenstrup Jaettestue (Passage Grave) — Images

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Om Jaettestue 1 (Passage Grave) — Images

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