Longdyssen Kong Humbles Grave

It is presumably Langeland's most celebrated past remembrance. Its size and prosperity place it among the nation's best long-haulers. The slope has 77 sandstones and about the center of the slope is the expansive sifting floor, which is secured by a vast vaulted incline.
It is a baffling figure, similar to such a large number of other individuals whose name is related with an antiquated remembrance. Toward the start of the 1700s, the man-in-law, Niels Hansen, opened the grave and depicted the finding as "an assault of a mammoth". It was just the remaining parts of a dairy animals! Later there were human teeth and bone cures, however no entombments are known from the site.