Everstorfer Forst Süd 4 or Ganggrab von Jamel is a near-complete passage grave that sits within a trapezoid long barrow; of the kerb, however, only a few stones on the western and southern sides survive. The tomb is a north-west/south-east oriented Funnel Beaker Culture (TBK) construction dating to 3500–2800 BC — the classic passage-grave form of a chamber with a laterally attached, structurally separate passage.
Of the two surviving capstones, both have slipped down into the chamber; the western one is now propped up on a modern concrete base. The southern end of the entrance passage, along with its capstones, is missing entirely.
To get to the tomb, walk a short distance north-west along the road from the Südgruppe car park, leaving the B105 behind you. After about 30 metres, a forest track branches off to the left towards the west. Follow this for about 170 metres; here, a small footpath leads north-west and, after a further 40 metres or so, you reach the grave.
Visited June 2026