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![View along the 7 capstone passage-graves' SW longside. A stone visible to the left of the chamber probably is a remaining passage orthostat. The 12,65m by 3,30m [1] chamber is halfway embedded into the sandy ground. As in most cases only the megalithic skeleton remained. Drywalling, barrow and a possible enclosure are lost.
Taken in August 2010
[1] Giffen, A.E. van, 1925: De hunebedden in Ne](a558/a312/gallery/benelux/The_Netherlands/D54Havelterberg2010Bild11a.jpg "D54 Havelterberg")
| Submitted by | Martin_L |
| Added | Dec 02 2010 |
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View along the 7 capstone passage-graves' SW longside. A stone visible to the left of the chamber probably is a remaining passage orthostat. The 12,65m by 3,30m [1] chamber is halfway embedded into the sandy ground. As in most cases only the megalithic skeleton remained. Drywalling, barrow and a possible enclosure are lost.
Taken in August 2010
[1] Giffen, A.E. van, 1925: De hunebedden in Nederland, Utrecht
Taken in August 2010
[1] Giffen, A.E. van, 1925: De hunebedden in Nederland, Utrecht
Posted Comments:
TheCaptain (2010-12-02)
Another lovely shot Martin
Martin L (2010-12-06)
Thanks for your kind comment Captain. Pleasing to the ear ;) D53 and D54 are very popular sites and attract many visitors, but after sunset the ambience was excellent.
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