- CreatedNordic Bronze Age, c. 1500-1300 BCDiscovered1902 · Odsherred, DenmarkPresent locationNational Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen
The Sun Chariot - National Museum of Denmark
WEBThe Sun Chariot was found in September 1902, when the former bog Trundholm Mose in northwestern Zealand was ploughed for the first …
- Location: Ny Vestergade 10, København K, DK-1471
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Der Sonnenwagen von Trundholm, dänisch Solvognen, ist eine Skulptur aus der älteren Nordischen Bronzezeit (um 1400 v. Chr.). Es gehört zum Bestand des Dänischen Nationalmuseums in Kopenhagen.
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The Trundholm Sun Chariot — Google Arts & Culture
WEBIn 1902, a remarkable discovery was made in a former peat bog on the island of Zealand, Denmark. As the field was being ploughed, a metal artefact emerged from the mud - a …
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Trundholm Mose - Geopark Odsherred
WEBTrundholm Mose. I dag er her landbrugsjord så langt øjet rækker, men da Stenalderhavet stod på sit højeste, gik havet helt herind. Med tiden blev det inderste af bugten afsnøret fra havet, og Trundholm Mose opstod. …
Trundholm Sun Chariot - World Archaeology
WEBJan 19, 2017 · This unique Nordic bronze piece was discovered in Denmark and dates to the Early Bronze Age, c .1400 BC. It illustrates the eternal journey of the sun, as depicted by a divine horse pulling an …
Trundholm Sun Chariot | Prehistoric Archaeology
WEBThe Sun Chariot of Trundholm is a late Bronze Age artefact, which is dated to the 14th and the 15th centuries BC. It was discovered in 1902 in the Trundholm moor near Nykøbing Sjælland, Denmark. It is a bronze …
WEBFeb 9, 2022 · The famous Trundholm Sun Chariot is a bronze and gold artifact pulled out of a bog in Denmark in 1902. Said to belong to the Nordic Bronze Age (c. 1700 to 500 BC), the so-called chariot consists of a …
New discoveries on the Trundholm Sun Chariot, artifact …
WEBDec 4, 2017 · It was a small bronze horse on wheels, pulling a chariot carrying a bronze disk layered with gold. The disk was meant to represent the sun, though only on one side. According to Norse legend, a divine …
