Cultural
Site funéraire de l'âge du bronze de Sammallahdenmäki
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Located in southwestern Finland, this Bronze Age burial site represents a significant archaeological testimony to prehistoric Scandinavian funerary practices. The site consists of a collection of burial cairns and grave structures that date to the Bronze Age, demonstrating the burial customs and social organization of ancient communities in the region. The arrangement and construction of these monuments provide valuable information about the beliefs and rituals associated with death and commemoration during this period. Situated in a landscape characteristic of Finland's coastal regions, the site's archaeological features remain largely intact and accessible for study. The Bronze Age funerary structures at Sammallahdenmäki are recognized as an important cultural resource for understanding the prehistoric populations of northern Europe and their relationship with their environment. The site's designation reflects its contribution to knowledge of Bronze Age societies and their material culture in the Nordic region.
