Mandbjerghøj

The Mandbjerghøj is located next to the road through Øster Velling Skov forest, north of Øster Velling, west of Randers in Jutland, Denmark. Here there are two small granite boulders with engraved geometric patterns from the Bronze Age. A granite Fredningssten (heritage marker stone) marks the spot. The two stones with petroglyphs stand some fifty metres from their original find spot. There are also the almost completely destroyed remains of the Mandbjerghøj tumulus where the first stone with petroglyphs, which was part of the tumulus fence, was found in 1857.

Mandbjerghøj

The Mandbjerghøj is located next to the road through Øster Velling Skov forest, north of Øster Velling, west of Randers in Jutland, Denmark. Here there are two small granite boulders with engraved geometric patterns from the Bronze Age. A granite Fredningssten (heritage marker stone) marks the spot. The two stones with petroglyphs stand some fifty metres from their original find spot. There are also the almost completely destroyed remains of the Mandbjerghøj tumulus where the first stone with petroglyphs, which was part of the tumulus fence, was found in 1857.