Nymburk, Nymburk dist., Central Bohemian Region

A unique presentation of a grave chamber at the site of its discovery. The burial of a man in a stone chamber with an internal wooden construction was perhaps once covered by a barrow. Several potsherds date and results of radiocarbon dating make possible to date the monument to the Eneolithic Funnel Beaker culture (3800-3400 BC). Opened directly at the site in 2013, the museum allows visitors to see the uncovered barrow preserved in situ.

References: Motyková 1998, 2013a, 2013b.

Navigation points: N 50°11'11.47", E 15°02'39.00".