kilerhjul
Kilerhjul, also known as the "child's wheel" in English, is a pre-historic, usually single-spoked, wooden wheel discovered at various archaeological sites across Europe. The most notable examples of kilerhjul are those found at Skateholm in Sweden and Aunjetitz in Germany.
Kilerhjul wheels date back to the Early to Middle Iron Age, spanning roughly from the 5th to
Archaeologists believe that kilerhjul were used as sledges or carts for transporting goods, likely linked to
Excavations of kilerhjul at Skateholm suggested that they may have been buried with their owners or used
For now, the primary function and purpose of kilerhjul remain unclear. Whether they were burial objects, playthings,