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The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people that inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people, who inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people that inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people that inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people that inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people, who inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people, who inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

South of Eext you will find hunebed D14 opposite the former station of Eext. This is one of the larger dolmens in the Netherlands with a spring of 18 meters.

Hunebed D13 is a small hunebed near Eext. This hunebed is unique in the Netherlands because you can only enter the hunebed via a staircase, a so-called stair grave.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people who inhabited the north of the Netherlands approximately 5,400 years ago, are dead.

This old tomb originally had four capstones, but now only two rest on the bearing stones. A remnant of the third capstone is in the tomb and the fourth stone is completely missing.

The landscape of Drenthe is home to many cultural-historical treasures, including the many hunebeds. These hunebeds are the remains of stone burial vaults in which the peasant people, who inhabited the north of the Netherlands about 5,400 years ago, are dead.