Category:Vorstengraf Zevenbergen

**Vorstengraf Zevenbergen**
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Instance of	archaeological site; tumulus;
Location	Berghem, North Brabant, Netherlands
Heritage designation	Rijksmonument (1974–);
Partially coincident with	Vorstengraf Oss;
	51° 44′ 01.64″ N, 5° 34′ 32.27″ E
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	Q17453141; Rijksmonument ID: 45081
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English: Zevenbergen is a set of burrial mounds from the bronze and iron ages, between Berghem and Oss. As of today, eight mounds were discovered at the site. Together with the nearby Vorstengraf discovered in 1933, they form what is known as the Vorstengraven of Oss, sometimes referred to as 'Paalgraven'. The intersection of the highways A50 and A59 where both sites are located, is also called 'Paalgraven'.