Borum Eshøj

The burial mound stands on an elevated position, containing multiple graves and offering extensive views across the eastern Jutland landscape.

Archaeological excavations in 1875 revealed three oak coffins containing remains of two men and one woman, dating back to approximately 1350 BCE.

The grave goods and construction methods of the burial mound demonstrate the social hierarchy and funeral practices of Bronze Age communities.

The archaeological site maintains public access with information panels explaining the discoveries and significance of the Bronze Age structures.

The oak coffins discovered at Borum Eshøj preserved human remains in exceptional condition, providing detailed information about Bronze Age clothing and burial customs.

GPS coordinates: 56.20088,9.99180

Latest update: March 5, 2025 04:28