Emmel stone
On the exaggerated northeast of Emmelstenhus lies the remains of a long high / long nozzle from the younger Stone Age. The mound is 64 meters long and was originally surrounded by large boulders with tombs to the south. At the end of the 1800s, the curb of the pile was used for house construction, among others for Emmelstenhus. Today, only a few overturned curbs have been preserved, and the deep stone gaps in the mound reveal where the burial chambers were.
Immediately east of the long nozzle there is an accommodation.
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