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Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

With Everstorfer Forst Nord 6 in the background
Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

From the eastern end towards west, Everstorfer Forst Nord 6 is the most outstanding tomb of the northern group
Visited June 2026

From the south-eastern end towards west
Visited June 2026

The western end of this impressive Giant’s Bed along with the burial chamber
Visited June 2026

Seen from the north-western end; the guardian stone in the foreground
Visited June 2026

From the south-western end eastwards past the burial chamber
Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Could those possibly be 3 round barrows, at least? They are standing on a prominent hill, 2 clearly planted over with trees whilst the 3rd stands exposed. A rough track runs along where the tree line drops, which runs around the 1st potential barrow. To be explored! It stands in a very prominent place, further along but out of shot at the end of the ridgeline stands an outcrop of rock visible from a great distance, with an almost 180 degree view of the surrounding area. A great strategic spot for a settlement/religious site, my punt is Neolithic. Pah to Roman! A stream, now dry, would’ve run down from there too, signalling to me a natural spring and water source for any activity up t’hill. And amazing place from just a distance, I can’t wait to explore more

Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Everstorfer Forst Nord 8 (right) with Everstorfer Forst Nord 3 in the background (left)
Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Visited June 2026

Ernst Sprockhoff
Atlas der Megalithgräber Deutschlands,
Teil 2: Mecklenburg – Brandenburg – Pommern (1967)

Visited June 2026

Everstorfer Forst Nord 4 has been severely damaged, there is nothing much left to trace
Visited June 2026