Sounds OF King Humble

Langelands Museum Podcast by Langelands Museum

May 1, 20266:19Society & Culture

In Humble lies a 50-metre-long and 8-metre-wide long barrow dating from 4,000 BC. Many years later, it was given the name King Humble's Tomb, although this is probably an exaggeration. Listen to Sigurd Bohr from Langelan...

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