Kivik King’s Grave

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Kivik King’s Grave is a large, elaborately decorated Bronze Age burial monument in southern Sweden, renowned for its stone cist adorned with intricate rock carvings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bronze Age burial monument
archaeological site
cairn
country Sweden
dedicatedTo elite individual
depicts animals
chariots
geometric motifs
humans
ships
estimatedDate c. 1400–1100 BCE
hasArchaeologicalResearch excavated in the 18th century
subject of multiple later excavations
hasArtStyle Nordic Bronze Age art
hasComponent rock carvings
stone cist
stone slabs
hasConservationStatus protected monument
hasDiameter approximately 75 meters (cairn)
hasEpoch Bronze Age
hasFeature circular cairn structure
elaborate decoration
intricate petroglyphs
hasMaterial stone
hasUse burial
tomb
locatedIn Kivik NERFINISHED
Skåne County NERFINISHED
southern Sweden NERFINISHED
openToPublic true
partOf Scania NERFINISHED
significance important source for Nordic Bronze Age iconography
one of the most famous Bronze Age graves in Sweden
touristAttraction true

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Nordic Bronze Age hasSite Kivik King’s Grave