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Polepy (1926–1927), and Šardičky (1927). In Germany, a
Princely Grave in
Leubingen had
already been
excavated in 1877 by F. Klopfleisch; however, he incorrectly...
- The
Leubingen tumulus (German: Fürstengrab von
Leubingen) is an
Early Bronze Age "princely"
grave of the
Leubingen culture, (which,
after further finds...
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Leubingen, have
uncovered prominently buried human remains dating to
around 2000 BCE. One such
burial of an individual,
dubbed the "king of
Leubingen"...
- and
Hatvan cultures. Some very rich burials, such as the one
located at
Leubingen (today part of Söm****a) with
grave gifts crafted from gold,
point to...
- and
Hatvan cultures. Some very rich burials, such as the one
located at
Leubingen with
grave gifts crafted from gold,
point to an
increase of
social stratification...
- at
Pegasus constellation (Yingshi). c. 1942 BC: The so-called king of
Leubingen (today part of Söm****a) was
buried in a
large barrow within a 66-foot-wide...
- Neu
Quitzenow Neu
Quitzenow Rostock 2 Hilly-graves 1800–600 BC Grabhügel von
Leubingen Leubingen Söm****a
Thuringen grave-hill 1940 BC
Unetice culture...
- Poland.
Retrieved 28
August 2022.
Klopfleisch (1882), Die Grabhügel von
Leubingen, Söm****a und Nienstädt, in the Voraufgehend:
allgemeine Einleitung, section...
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Bretleben to
Sondershausen 26.1
Heldrungen 31.8
Etzleben 36.5
Griefstedt 39.7
Leubingen Lossa 44.9 Söm****a Straußfurt–Großheringen
Narrow gauge railway from...
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around 5.000 BC. The
Unetice culture erected large burial mound like the
Leubingen tumulus and the
graves in
Helmsdorf and Bornhöck. By the late
Bronze Age...
