Ströbo hög, Ancient burial mound in Köping Municipality, Sweden
Ströbo hög is a burial mound in Köping Municipality with a diameter of approximately 40 meters and rises about 10 meters above the surrounding fields. The mound sits in an open landscape and remains easily visible from its location.
The mound dates to the Late Iron Age and served as a burial place for important individuals. Its location near the medieval Eriksgatan road indicates it was a significant point in the landscape for centuries.
The site carries significance in local memory as a monument to ancient burial practices. People in the area recognize it as a landmark connected to their region's deep roots and ancestral history.
The mound sits alongside Highway 250 toward Kolsva and is visible from the roadside. The site is easy to reach and offers open access for visitors who wish to explore the area.
Excavations have uncovered bronze brooches, glass beads, and pottery from the Late Iron Age. These discoveries reveal that the people buried here had access to valuable goods and crafted items.
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