Teljä

Located near the Kokemäenjoki river, Teljä contains remnants of Iron Age settlements with preserved ancient structures and artifacts from early Finnish civilization.

The medieval trading settlement of Teljä existed before the establishment of Ylistaro village, connecting regional communities through commerce during the Iron Age period.

Archaeological excavations at Teljä have uncovered materials that demonstrate the social organization and daily activities of early Finnish societies near the Kokemäenjoki river.

The site, positioned at coordinates 61.2577, 22.3701, forms part of the Pyhän Henrikin saarnahuone historical environment and welcomes visitors interested in archaeology.

Research findings from Teljä contribute essential information about Finland's Iron Age settlements and trading networks along the Kokemäenjoki river system.

Location: Kokemäki

Part of: Pyhän Henrikin saarnahuone ja sen historiallinen ympäristö

GPS coordinates: 61.25770,22.37010

Latest update: April 9, 2025 15:49