Links
The FALBYGDEN area
Falbygdens museum <http://www.falkoping.se/museet>. Local museum in Falköping with an excellent prehistoric exhibition. Official web site written in Swedish.
Ekehagens forntidsby <http://www.ekehagensforntidsby.se/>. Prehistoric village with Mesolithic huts, and Neolithic, Bronze Age and Iron Age houses. Official web site written in Swedish with brief information in English and German.
Hornborgasjöns Naturum <http://www.hornborga.com>. Official web site written in Swedish, English, and German.
Runes'n'Ruins <http://www.runesnruins.com/>. Web site with photos of ancient monuments in Västra Götaland, Sweden. Written in English by a photographer called Peo.
Stay on a Farm, Liden - Slutarp <http://home7.swipnet.se/~w-72363/> An excellent way to stay if you want to spend a few days in the Falbygden area, within walking distance of the Slutarp dolmen. Web site written in Swedish, English, and German.
Others in Sweden
Forntidsresan (Hagadösen) <http://www.orust.se/vanstermeny/kulturfritid/kultur/forntidsresan.4.5be5840310b0041a6d2800010780.html>. The famous Haga dolmen and other prehistoric sites from the island Orust on the Swedish westcoast. Official web site written in Swedish.
Department of archaeology, Göteborgs universitet <http://hum.gu.se/institutioner/arkeologi/>. Official web site written in Swedish and English.
Megalithic graves and other prehistoric monuments
Stone Pages <http://www.stonepages.com>. An excellent guide to many megalithic sites in Western Europe. Very fine photos and a lot of information. Written in English and Italian by Paola Arosio and Diego Meozzi.
Mkzdk Carnac Megaliths <http://www.mkzdk.org/carnac/>. Excellent black and white photos of megalithic graves and monuments in the Carnac region in Brittany. Written in English.
Dolmens in the Netherlands <http://www.noord.bart.nl/~jbmeijer/frntpage.htm>. A guide to all megalithic graves in the Netherlands. Written in English and Dutch by Hans Meijer.
Großsteingräber in Niedersachsen <http://www.megalithgraeber.de/html/index2.html>. Megalithic graves in Northwest Germany. Written in German.
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This page is made by Slutarpsdösens Vänner (The Fellowship of the Slutarp Dolmen). Updated 2009-12-06.