Königsgrab von Seddin

The burial mound measures 61.5 meters in diameter and reaches a height of 9 meters, constructed with alternating layers of erratic boulders and sand.

The royal tomb dates back to 910-800 BCE during the transition period between the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age in northern Central Europe.

The burial chamber contains three cremated individuals along with numerous artifacts, including painted clay plasters, weapons, tools, and metal vessels from the period.

Visitors can explore the archaeological site near Seddin, which received protected status in 2016 as Brandenburg's first excavation protection area covering 5661 hectares.

Researchers discovered over 150 fire pits surrounding the burial mound, indicating ritualistic activities and ceremonial practices of Bronze Age communities.

Location: Groß Pankow (Prignitz)

GPS coordinates: 53.13520,11.97470

Latest update: March 3, 2025 19:38