Bejsebakke

Bejsebakke (also Sorthøj) is a prehistoric settlement in Aalborg, Denmark. It was a Bell Beaker settlement from the Late Neolithic and a settlement of the Late Iron Age [2]. Excavated in 1958 by the National Museum of Denmark and again in 1999–2000 by Aalborg Historical Museum, archaeologists uncovered more than 350 pit houses and 40–50 large longhouses, making it one of Denmark's largest Neolithic settlement sites.