Grave mounds of Sylt

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1. Bunjishoog *
   Gravemound of Bunji (personal name; Bundy)
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2. Gaikenhoog *
   Gravemound of Gaik (personal name)
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3. Wirkshoog *
   Gravemound of Wirik (personal name)
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4. Sialihoog *
   Rising / Swelling Gravemound
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5. Greenhoog *
   Green Gravemound
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6. Woningstairhoog *
   Gravemound of Woningstair (place name, Wenningstedt); appearantly people from Wenningstedt rested here when going to the old church of Westerland which was nearby
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7. Hüsemhoog *
   Gravemound near the house(s)
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8. Lumhoog *
   Gravemound (of the) Lamb (Lum)
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9. Remeshoog *
   Gravemound at the rim / shore or Gravemound of *Remil/Reme (personal name)
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10. Kösterhoog *
    Gravemound of the Sacristan (probably lay on the land of the Sacristan)
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11. Helhoog *
    Gravemound of Hel (goddess of death / realm of the dead), a lot of urns were found in this area. Gravemound near the slope / dip (dutch = helling). Or from Old Frisian *hél = whole
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12. Teewelkenhoog *
    "Teewelken" = old name for a strip of field-land + hoog (Gravemound)
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13. Niaulkenhoog *
    unknown etymology; the main word should be "Niaul" (with a diminutive, Niaul-ken) It may thus mean "Small-Niaul gravemound" Niaul might possibly come from "Navel" or from some name, though no such name is known
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14. Barminghooger (13) bis Tinnum *
    Probably from oldfrisian = barninge = burning; Maybe Gravemound where some things were burned?
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15. Barminghooger II *
    Probably from oldfrisian = barninge = burning; Maybe Gravemound where some things were burned?
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16. Dreer(eeker)hoog *
    possibly means = Third-field Gravemound ?
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17. Urnfind (iron-age) Open in Google Maps
18. Urnfind (Heeleeker)
    The area's name is "Heeleeker" which means field of Hel (goddess of death / realm of the dead), a lot of urns were found in this area. or field near the slope / dip (dutch = helling). Or it comes from Old Frisian *hél = whole
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19. Urnfind (Heeleeker)
    The area's name is "Heeleeker" which means field of Hel (goddess of death / realm of the dead), a lot of urns were found in this area. or field near the slope / dip (dutch = helling). Or it comes from Old Frisian *hél = whole
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20. Urnfind (Heeleeker)
    The area's name is "Heeleeker" which means field of Hel (goddess of death / realm of the dead), a lot of urns were found in this area. or field near the slope / dip (dutch = helling). Or it comes from Old Frisian *hél = whole
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23. Urnfind (Heeleeker)
    The area's name is "Heeleeker" which means field of Hel (goddess of death / realm of the dead), a lot of urns were found in this area. or field near the slope / dip (dutch = helling). Or it comes from Old Frisian *hél = whole
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24. Raantemborig
    A "castle" similiar to the extant one in Tinnum; was probably just a rampart, though it might have contained a church/chapel (St. Mary) until the 15th century. The rest of the "castle" was probably swept away in the 18th century or is under the dunes.
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25. Hoog 34 (Klokhoog?)
    Clock / Bell gravemound or gravemound with bellflowers? Perhaps some bell was originally installed her? Or this was as far as one could hear the bell of the old church of Eidum (now in the sea by Westerland)?
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26. Hoog 4 (Ringhooger?)
    either from ring (= wrong), wrong gravemounds, destroyed gravemounds, bad gravemounds (the land was not used as field) Or from ring = ring, gravemounds formed like a ring or where a ring was found?
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27. Ual Sērk
    "Old Church" where the Church of Westerland/Eidum stood between roughly 1300 to 1635
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28. Hoog 33 (Katshooger)
    maybe from the flower called "Kataaster" = mallow or "Katstölken" = spurge Or it might come from "Kaat" (small hut, cottage), if one was located there earlier (not in historical times)
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29. Hoog 33 (Katshooger)
    maybe from the flower called "Kataaster" = mallow or "Katstölken" = spurge Or it might come from "Kaat" (small hut, cottage), if one was located there earlier (not in historical times)
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30. Hoog 33 (Katshooger)
    maybe from the flower called "Kataaster" = mallow or "Katstölken" = spurge Or it might come from "Kaat" (small hut, cottage), if one was located there earlier (not in historical times)
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31. Hoog 2 (Ringhooger)
    either from ring (= wrong), wrong gravemounds, destroyed gravemounds, bad gravemounds (the land was not used as field) Or from ring = ring, gravemounds formed like a ring or where a ring was found?
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32. Hoog 3 (Ringhooger?)
    either from ring (= wrong/bad), wrong gravemounds, bad gravemounds (the land was not used as field) Or from ring = ring, gravemounds formed like a ring or where a ring was found?
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33. Hoog 39
    Maybe a flat-grave
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37. Hoog I
    Longbarrow
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38. Hoog II
    Longbarrow
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39. Ual Sērk Raantem
    Old Church; roughly where the old Church of Rantum stood from 1757 to 1801
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40. Ual Sērk Raantem II
    Where the old Church of Rantum stood before 1757 (there were at least 2 to 3 churches at other locations in Rantum before that)
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41. Tinemborig
    Tinum Fortress; the only remaining ring-castle on Sylt; originally these structures were also in Archsum and Rantum. All of them probably date from the iron age.
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42. Hoog 24 (Greenhooger)
    Green Gravemounds
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43. Hoog 25 (Greenhooger)
    Green Gravemounds
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44. Hoog 67 (Stan'hooger)
    stand (standing) Gravemounds
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45. Hoog 68 (Stan'hooger)
    stand (standing) Gravemounds
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46. Hoog 69 (Stan'hooger)
    stand (standing) Gravemounds
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47. Hemelhoog *
    Heaven / Sky Gravemound ; or from old-germanic *hamal = wheather (sheep)
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48. Rüchhoog *
    Rough / uneven gravemound Was destroyed in the 17th century, but could still be seen by plane during WW2 Was probably the largest of the known gravemounds on the island
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49. Tikshoog *
    probably Gravemound of Tügi (personal name)
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50. Hoog 16 (Korshooger)
    Gravemounds of the "cross" (danish = kors); the Söl'ring word would be "krüts"
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51. Hoog 17 (Korshooger)
    Gravemounds of the "cross" (danish = kors); the Söl'ring word would be "krüts"
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52. Hoog 18 (Korshooger)
    Gravemounds of the "cross" (danish = kors); the Söl'ring word would be "krüts"
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53. Hoog 19 (Korshooger)
    Gravemounds of the "cross" (danish = kors); the Söl'ring word would be "krüts"
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54. Hoog 20 (Korshooger)
    Gravemounds of the "cross" (danish = kors); the Söl'ring word would be "krüts"
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55. Wednshoog *
    Probably Gravemound of Wodan / Odin (Wedn compare = Öömrang-Fering = Wäärnsdei = Wednesday) The "biiki" fires were lit there originally every year.
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56. Wethoog *
    Either from oldfrisian *wét (wet) or from Söl'ring Wet (law)
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57. Hoog 49 (Brirfiarhooger)
    Gravemounds of the bride (Brir)-journey (old = Fiar) or bride-party (fest old = fiar) There is a legend that at this point a bride and her whole party were turned to stone when going from Westerland to Keitum.
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58. Hoog 50 (Brirfiarhooger)
    Gravemounds of the bride (Brir)-journey (old = Fiar) or bride-party (fest old = fiar) There is a legend that at this point a bride and her whole party were turned to stone when going from Westerland to Keitum.
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59. Urnfind (Iron-age) Open in Google Maps
60. Urnfind (Iron-age) Open in Google Maps
61. Urn-cemetery (Iron-age) Open in Google Maps
62. Urnfind (Iron-age) Open in Google Maps
63. Urnfind (Iron-age) Open in Google Maps
64. Hoog 61 Open in Google Maps
65. Hoog 62 Open in Google Maps
66. Hoog 64 Open in Google Maps
67. Hoog 70 Open in Google Maps
68. Hoog 57 Open in Google Maps
69. Hoog 54 Open in Google Maps
70. Hoog 55 Open in Google Maps
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72. Hoog 51 Open in Google Maps
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78. Hoog 72 Open in Google Maps
79. Hoog 76 Open in Google Maps
80. Hoog 12 Open in Google Maps
81. Hoog 11 ?Lüngerthoog?
    from a personal name *Langert ???
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82. Hoog 4 Open in Google Maps
83. Hoog 28 Open in Google Maps
84. Hoog 15 Open in Google Maps
85. Hoog 1 Open in Google Maps
86. Hoog 2 Open in Google Maps
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88. Hoog 3 Open in Google Maps
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90. Hoog 47 Open in Google Maps
91. Hoog 9 Open in Google Maps
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95. Hoog 58 Open in Google Maps
96. Hoog 32 (Tinghooger)
    Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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97. Hoog 33 (Tinghooger)
    Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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98. Hoog 34 (Tinghooger)
    Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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99. Hoog 35 (Tinghooger)
    Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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100. Hoog 36 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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101. Hoog 38 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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102. Hoog 37 (Tinghooger)
     Long-barrow; Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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103. Hoog 39 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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104. Hoog 40 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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105. Hoog 41 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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106. Hoog 42 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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107. Hoog 43 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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108. Hoog 44 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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109. Hoog 45 (Tinghooger)
     Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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110. Hoog 46 (Tinghooger)
     Long-barrow; Gravemounds (Hooger) where Thing was held. Thing was an ancient democratic meeting of Germanic peoples, to serve justice / settle disputes and make agreements. This was done until the 19th century on Sylt.
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111. Hoog 6 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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112. Hoog 7 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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113. Hoog 8 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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114. Hoog 9 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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115. Hoog 10 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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116. Hoog 11 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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117. Hoog 12 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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118. Hoog 13 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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119. Hoog 14 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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120. Hoog 15 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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121. Hoog 16 (Krokhooger)
     Longbarrow; Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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122. Hoog 17 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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123. Hoog 18 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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124. Hoog 19 (Krokhooger)
     Charlock (plant) gravemounds
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125. Hoog 76 (Turndeelhooger)
     Tuurndeel = Thorn-valley; Gravemounds of Thorn Valley
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126. Hoog 77 (Turndeelhooger)
     Tuurndeel = Thornvalley; Gravemounds of Thorn Valley
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127. Hoog 78 (Turndeelhoog)
     Tuurndeel = Thornvalley; Gravemound of Thorn Valley
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128. Hoog 79 (Turndeelhooger)
     Dolmen; Tuurndeel = Thornvalley; Gravemounds of Thorn Valley
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129. Hoog 80 (Turndeelhooger)
     Dolmen; Tuurndeel = Thornvalley; Gravemounds of Thorn Valley
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130. Hoog 81 (Turndeelhooger)
     Tuurndeel = Thornvalley; Gravemounds of Thorn Valley
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131. Hoog 82 (Turndeelhooger)
     Tuurndeel = Thornvalley; Gravemounds of Thorn Valley
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132. Hoog 83 (Turndeelhooger)
     Tuurndeel = Thornvalley; Gravemounds of Thorn Valley
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133. Hoog 46 (Stapelhooger)
     Gravemounds at the "Staapel"; pillar / post / stack (maybe a border-sign)? Or Gravemounds that looked like a stack / heap?
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134. Hoog 47 (Stapelhooger)
     Gravemounds at the "Staapel"; pillar / post / stack (maybe a border-sign)? Or Gravemounds that looked like a stack / heap?
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135. Hoog 48 (Stapelhooger)
     Gravemounds at the "Staapel"; pillar / post / stack (maybe a border-sign)? Or Gravemounds that looked like a stack / heap?
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136. Hoog 49 (Stapelhooger)
     Gravemounds at the "Staapel"; pillar / post / stack (maybe a border-sign)? Or Gravemounds that looked like a stack / heap?
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137. Hoog 50 (Stapelhooger)
     Gravemounds at the "Staapel"; pillar / post / stack (maybe a border-sign)? Or Gravemounds that looked like a stack / heap?
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138. Sönjihoog / Soonjihoog *
     Maybe = sandy (sönig) Gravemound
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139. Hiiđhoog *
     Gravemound (by/on) the heath (hiiđ)
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140. Pükhoog *
     Gravemound of the Pük (a fairy, like Irish = púca, pook)
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141. Gonnenhoog *
     Gravemound of Gonne (personal name)
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142. Nesenhoog *
     Gravemound of Nes (personal name, like Danish Nis); or Gravemound of the Nis (a fairy, like Danish Nisse)
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143. Tranjbiarhoog *
     correct *Tranjbai; Cranberry (tranjbai) Gravemound
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144. Litjhoog *
     Small (litj) Gravemound
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145. Fröđenhoog *
     Gravemound of Frödi (personal name) Appearantly it's also called = "Frigishoog" (Gravemound of Frigi) in old documents, so the name might also mean "Gravemound of (the goddess) Frigg)
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146. Tipkenhoog *
     Gravemound (with/by the) small tip (tip-k)
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147. Nuurđerst Brörihoog *
     Northern Brooding (Bröri) Gravemound
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148. Süđerst Brörihoog *
     Southern Brooding (Bröri) Gravemound
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149. Gurt Enenhoog *
     Big (Gurt) Gravemound of the ducks (Enen)
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150. Litj Enenhoog *
     Small (litj) Gravemound of the ducks (Enen)
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151. Gortinghoog / Gorlinghoog *?
     perhaps a weird form of "Gurtingihoog"; big (gurt) gravemound (hoog) on the meadow (ingi) Or Gravemound on the big meadow (Gurtingi)
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152. Teewelkenhoog *
     "Teewelken" = old name for a strip of field-land + hoog (Gravemound)
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153. Iphoog / Eebhoog * ???
     If the correct form is Eebhoog = Gravemound of Eeb (personal name); if the form is Iphoog = iipen hoog = open gravemound
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154. Wachtmanshoog *
     Gravemound of the Watchman (Wachtman)
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155. Trööshoog *
     Maybe from old frisian tré = tree / wood; Gravemound (by the) tree? Or a weird form of *trérhoog = third gravemound
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156. Baiserhoog / Baisershoog *
     Gravemound of Baiser (personal name); or gravemound (by/with a) berr(ies) = Bai-en (söl'ring)
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157. Lünghoog *
     Long (Lüng) gravemound or gravemound with Ljung (heath) growing on / around it.
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158. Trumshoog *
     Gravemound (Hoog) at the end (Trum / Thrum) or that looks like a stump / block
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159. Denghoog *
     Probably a weird form of "d'inghoog" = the (di) gravemound (hoog) on the meadow (ingi); or from oldfrisian = denga "fertilizer gravemound" Still intact and well preserved nowadays, could even be visited on the inside, neolithic passage-grave
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160. Stiinbörd *
     Stone (Stiin) Dolmen; "Börd" originally comes from the word "bord" but refers to this type of dolmen
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161. Buatskenhoog *
     uncertain meaning, Buats-ken-hoog (Buats (-ken = diminutive) Gravemound); probably the "buat" part does not mean boat in this word (although in normal Sö'ring it does) Could mean Gravemound with a small boat (though that does not make much sense)
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162. Strumphoog *
     probably = blunt gravemound or stump gravemound
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163. Gurt Jüdeelhoog *
     Big (Gurt) gravemound (hoog) at the "Jü" - valley the place "Jüdeel" could have multiple meanings - valley of weeds - valley of sorrel (plant) - valley of weeding (verb; frisian *wjüdi)
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164. Litj Jüdeelhoog *
     Small (Litj) gravemound (hoog) at the "Jü" - valley; the place "Jüdeel" could have multiple meanings - valley of weeds - valley of sorrel (plant) - valley of weeding (verb; frisian *wjüdi)
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165. Eslinghoog * ???
     Gravemound of the carrion (Ees)-field (Esling Wung = field where carrion (Ees) might have been buried)
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166. Hoog 24 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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167. Hoog 25 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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168. Hoog 26 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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169. Hoog 27 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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170. Hoog 28 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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171. Hoog 29 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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172. Hoog 30 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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173. Hoog 31 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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174. Hoog 32 (Stipelstiinhooger)
     Gravemound near the "stipel" stone(s). stipel might come from the verb *stipe = meaning to stoop (bow) / support. The gravemounds are from the viking age.
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175. Hoog 91(Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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176. Hoog 92 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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177. Hoog 93 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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178. Hoog 94 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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179. Hoog 95 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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180. Hoog 96 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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181. Hoog 97 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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182. Hoog 98 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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183. Hoog 99 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Stone-barrow; Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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184. Hoog 100 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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185. Hoog 101 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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186. Hoog 102 (Tiiđeringhooger)
     Tiiđering = tether-ing, place were animals were tethered when grazing; + hooger (Gravemounds)
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187. Raisihoog *
     perhaps from a word like eng. = rise; Rising Gravemound?
     Open in Google Maps
188. Hün'shoog *
     Gravemound of Hün' (maybe a personal name) or gravemound of the dog (Söl'ring = Hün')
     Open in Google Maps
189. Litj Brönshoog *
     Small (Litj) Brown (Brün) Gravemound (hoog) or small well (danish = brønd; Söl'ring = suar) gravemound (hoog) ???
     Open in Google Maps
190. Gurt Brönshoog *
     Big (Gurt) Brown (Brün) Gravemound (hoog) or big well (danish = brønd; Söl'ring = suar) gravemound (hoog) ???
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191. Sacrificial stone / Altars
     Unknown what they were or where they went, were still present around 150 years ago but no one really knows much about them
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192. Urn find (Iron age) Open in Google Maps
193. Urn find (Iron age) Open in Google Maps
194. Urn find (Iron age) Open in Google Maps
195. Hoog 2
     Stonebarrow
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196. Hoog 3 Open in Google Maps
197. Hoog 4 Open in Google Maps
198. Hoog 5 Open in Google Maps
199. Hoog 20 Open in Google Maps
200. Hoog 21 Open in Google Maps
201. Hoog 22 Open in Google Maps
202. Hoog 23 Open in Google Maps
203. Hoog 24 Open in Google Maps
204. Hoog 25 Open in Google Maps
205. Hoog 27 Open in Google Maps
206. Hoog 28 Open in Google Maps
207. Hoog 29 Open in Google Maps
208. Hoog 30 Open in Google Maps
209. Hoog 31 Open in Google Maps
210. Hoog 33 Open in Google Maps
211. Hoog 51 Open in Google Maps
212. Hoog 52 Open in Google Maps
213. Hoog 53 Open in Google Maps
214. Hoog 55 Open in Google Maps
215. Hoog 56 Open in Google Maps
216. Hoog 34 Open in Google Maps
217. Hoog 36 Open in Google Maps
218. Hoog 37
     Riesenbett = Dolmen
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219. Hoog 41 Open in Google Maps
220. Hoog 42
     Longbarrow
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221. Hoog 43
     Longbarrow
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222. Hoog 44 Open in Google Maps
223. Hoog 54 Open in Google Maps
224. Hoog 58 Open in Google Maps
225. Hoog 61 Open in Google Maps
226. Hoog 62 Open in Google Maps
227. Hoog 63 Open in Google Maps
228. Hoog 64 Open in Google Maps
229. Hoog 65 Open in Google Maps
230. Hoog 66 Open in Google Maps
231. Hoog 67 Open in Google Maps
232. Hoog 68 Open in Google Maps
233. Hoog 69 Open in Google Maps
234. Hoog 70 Open in Google Maps
235. Hoog 71 Open in Google Maps
236. Hoog 74
     Dolmen
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237. Hoog 75
     Dolmen
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238. Hoog 85 Open in Google Maps
239. Hoog 87 Open in Google Maps
240. Hoog 88 Open in Google Maps
241. Hoog 89
     Dolmen
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242. Hoog 90 Open in Google Maps
243. Hoog 103 Open in Google Maps
244. Hoog 104 Open in Google Maps
245. Hoog 105 Open in Google Maps
246. Hoog 110 Open in Google Maps
247. Hoog 113 Open in Google Maps
248. Hoog 114 Open in Google Maps
249. Hoog 116 Open in Google Maps
250. Hoog 117 Open in Google Maps
251. Hoog 118 Open in Google Maps
252. Hoog 119 Open in Google Maps
253. Hoog 124 Open in Google Maps
254. Hoog 127 Open in Google Maps
255. Hoog 128 Open in Google Maps
256. Hoog 129 Open in Google Maps
257. Hoog 130 Open in Google Maps
258. Hoog 133 Open in Google Maps
259. Hoog 134 Open in Google Maps
260. Hoog 136 Open in Google Maps
261. Hoog 138 Open in Google Maps
262. Hoog 140
     Dolmen
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263. Hoog 143 Open in Google Maps
264. Hoog 145 Open in Google Maps
265. Hoog 146 Open in Google Maps
266. Hoog 148 Open in Google Maps
267. Hoog 149 Open in Google Maps
268. Hoog 151 Open in Google Maps
269. Hoog 156 Open in Google Maps
270. Hoog 157 Open in Google Maps
271. Hoog 158 Open in Google Maps
272. Hoog 108 (Börder)
     Börder = Dolmen; originally "börder" meant "bords"
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273. Hoog 107 (Börder)
     Börder = Dolmen; originally "börder" meant "bords"
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274. Hoog 173
     Flat grave
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275. Hoog 180
     Stonebarrow
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276. Hoog 69 Open in Google Maps
277. Hoog 70 Open in Google Maps
278. Hoog 103 Open in Google Maps
279. Hoog 104 Open in Google Maps
280. Hoog 66 Open in Google Maps
281. Hoog 67 Open in Google Maps
282. Hoog 117 Open in Google Maps
283. Hoog 118 Open in Google Maps
284. Hoog 119 Open in Google Maps
285. Hoog 120 Open in Google Maps
286. Hoog 45 Open in Google Maps
287. Hoog 46 Open in Google Maps
288. Hoog 42 Open in Google Maps
289. Hoog 74 Open in Google Maps
290. Hoog 35 Open in Google Maps
291. Hoog 36 Open in Google Maps
292. Hoog 75 Open in Google Maps
293. Hoog 76 Open in Google Maps
294. Hoog 37 Open in Google Maps
295. Hoog 43 Open in Google Maps
296. Hoog 23 Open in Google Maps
297. Hoog 20 Open in Google Maps
298. Hoog 19 Open in Google Maps
299. Hoog 11 Open in Google Maps
300. Hoog 12
     Stonebarrow
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