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| According to an info sign at the place, the five stone circles were built in the later iron age (0-500CE). The name of the site, 'Smålands stenar' (the stones of Småland) which by the way has given the nearby town it's name (Smålandsstenar), was invented by the megalith-interested priest Daniel Nordin in the early 19th century. Before that, the name of the site was 'Skäppekullen' How to get there The town Smålandsstenar is about 72 kms along road 26 from Halmstad. Driving northwards, almost when you have exited the town, there is a white sign with black letters 'Gravfält' pointing to the right. Turn right and drive about 500 metres, then turn right and drive 250 metres. The circles can be seen in GE (or google maps). |
Posted by L-M K 9th August 2009ce Edited 12th August 2009ce
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