History:Vainudden Standing Stone
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| Location | Sipoo, Finland |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | [ ⚑ ] : 60°16.716′N 25°18.389′E / 60.2786°N 25.306483°E |
| Type | Monument |
| Height | 50cm x 50cm x 1m |
| History | |
| Material | granite |
| Founded | Nordic Bronze Age |
| Site notes | |
| Public access | Jokamiehenoikeus, Freedom to roam |
Located on the Vainudden peninsular - part of Hitå - in Southern Sipoo is a small standing stone and evidence of Nordic Bronze Age activity c. 1700–500 BC [1]
Standing Stone
The stones are of rectangular cross-section approximately 50 cm x 50 cm arranged in a square with single upright stone of same cross-section standing 1m high. The stone is now a marker of the border between properties in the area.
Bronze-Age Activities
To the immediate south of the stone is an area thought to have been used for carving stones and possibly camping; two rocks show possible workings by hand. There is circumstantial evidence of a moat. The rocks are covered in moss and lichen making identification of the area difficult.
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