Evers Grav

Evers Grav is a well-preserved long barrow from the Funnel Beaker Neolithic, dated to roughly 3950–2801 BC. It lies tucked away on the edge of the Everdruplund forest near Everdrup. The barrow measures about 38 × 8 metres and stands roughly 1.25 metres high, framed by a row of kerbstones. According to local legend, the petty king Ever — one of two brothers said to have ruled the area — is buried here, hence the name. The ancient monument is a protected site and can be difficult to find.