Sammallahdenmäen
Sammallahdenmäki is a Bronze Age burial site located in the municipality of Rauma in Finland. It is the first archaeological site in Finland to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a status it received in 1999. The site comprises approximately 50 ancient graves, including stone circles, cairns, and stone cist burials, dating back to between 1500 and 500 BCE.
The most prominent feature of Sammallahdenmäki is the "Kirkonlaattia" (Church Floor), a large, rectangular stone enclosure.
The archaeological investigations at Sammallahdenmäki have uncovered various artifacts, such as pottery fragments, bronze tools, and