Pravěká Mohyla

An interesting feat in the city center. Just starting to dilapidate. Someone destroyed multimedia control. And it's not so much fun anymore.

I highly praise the realization of this object, which gives people the opportunity to see this precious site unlimitedly. Big plus is an interactive tour containing a video about the history of the Mound.

A prehistoric mound of a man from 3600 BC. is located in a glass building. From the outside, there is a video control that will acquaint you with the course of the excavations, their meaning, but you can also look at a cartoon story of how the mound was probably created. This is a unique find.

A unique archaeological discovery. It's good that anyone can see it. On the contrary, the architectural design of the building borders on international disgrace. Basically any transformer station I like more than this metal garage. Photo (c) Vladimir Quiz

Very interesting presentation of prehistoric burial ground with interactive interpretation. Only the whole construction of the building does not fit into the surrounding area.

The prehistoric mound protects the remains of a man who was killed in the territory of Nymburk in the late Stone Age, and who were found in 1994. It is located in the middle of the city, near the Church Square. It is not allowed inside the mound, it is necessary to maintain a constant temperature and humidity. It is a modern pavilion that protects the place. You can also watch the video document on the screen through the glass, while the video equipment can be controlled from the outside. The discovery of a grave on a strategic hill above the river Elbe is unique in Bohemia. The human skeleton lay 125 centimeters below the current ground level. The bones were in poor condition, so the experts put them in the depository and you will see white castings there. The prehistoric mound protects the remains of a man who was killed in Nymburk in the late Stone Age and was found in 1994. It is located in the middle of the city, near Kostelní square. It is not allowed to enter the mound because it is necessary to maintain constant temperature and humidity there. It is a modern pavilion that protects the place. You can also see a video document on the canvas over the glass, while video technology can be controlled from the outside. The discovery of the grave at the strategic heights above the River Elbe is unique in Bohemia. The human skeleton laid 125 centimeters below the current terrain level. The bones were in poor condition, so the experts put them in the depository and see the white castings here.

This way of presenting the prehistoric mound thrilled me. It took me a while to tame the trackball, but then the movie started. We also made some comments from the archaeologist. Very nice.

An interesting "monument", which is built around a prehistoric mound. Even if the design does not fit between the surrounding houses, the presentation is really original and you will learn all the information from the outside, which is nice. A pleasant surprise for me when visiting Nymburk.