4 Stone Age Structures at Tustrup, Denmark! | Prehistoric Tourist

Today we’re visiting the Neolithic site of Tustrup in Denmark! There are hundreds of prehistoric megalithic sites in this region of Northern Europe that are over 5,000 years old. This site is special because it has 4 unique structures very close together. Join us as we tour and learn about the people who built these structures.
I got most of the information about Tustrup from this article:
“Group Benefits? The story of a cluster of megalithic monuments in Danish Funnel Beaker Culture” by Anne Brigitte Gebauer in the book Monumentalising Life in the Neolithic: Narratives of Change and Continuity
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[@liamredmill9134]

Truly amazing,great scenery,thankyou very much

[@aroundtheworldwitherin]

Thank you!

[@ZiggyDan]

Top class, never seen these before.

[@aroundtheworldwitherin]

Thank you, it’s a wonderful place to see!

[@cynthiarowley719]

Great videos of places i cant get to, Thank you very much. But, not used as Graves, by the builders. Destroyed could mean burnt, or buried deliberately, or dismantled, and stone taken for use in other places.

[@FacesintheStone]

Here in the USA we call them rocks 😅 The American citizens is completely oblivious to the ancient prehistoric world that surrounds them.