wierde
A wierde is a type of prehistoric burial mound or tumulus found in the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, and other parts of Northern Europe. These structures are typically circular or oval in shape and are constructed from earth and stone. Wierdes are believed to have been used for the burial of important individuals, such as chieftains or kings, and often contain multiple burials.
The construction of wierdes dates back to the Bronze Age and continues into the Iron Age. They
Archaeological excavations of wierdes have revealed a wealth of artifacts, including weapons, tools, jewelry, and pottery,
Wierdes are significant archaeological sites that offer a glimpse into the lives of prehistoric peoples and