Lugnarohögen

Description

Lugnarohögen is a burial mound dating from the late Bronze Ages. The excavation made in 1926-1927 revealed a 8 meter long stone ship in the cairn. Archaeologists also found bones and three small bronze items made in 700-500 BC.

Address
Lugnarovägen 2, Laholm, Sweden

Established
700-500 BC

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