Gödèny-halom (Pelican mound) is a prehistoric mound. The name “gödény” (pelican) refers to the fact that it was once a roosting spot for pelicans in the swampy area.
It is the largest of the so-called Cumanian mounds of Central Europe, and the highest prehistoric mound in Hungary with a height 12.2 m. The Cumanian mounds are structures of uncertain age and origin and made by humans. It is thought that they were used as burial places in the Neolothical and Bronze Ages.
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