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Megalithic temple D52
Hunebed at Diever

This hunebed has been built around 3400BC
and perhaps much earlier.
The landscape has changed through more then
5000 years.
Civilizations have been using the hunebed
as a burial place for women, men, children,
(very probably only their bones),
as a place of respect,
as a holy place.
In recent times all respect has vanished and
the place has been robbed of its simple
treasures.
For tourists the ancient temple is a romantic
place behind the village.
The orientation is South West,
the entrance is directed upon the South East.
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This hunebed D52 is situated near the charming
village of Diever.
Diever has the charm and peacefulness of the
ideal summer holiday place.
The walk towards the hunebed goes along a quiet
country road.
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The hunebed was very much disturbed around 1900AD
and
was reshaped into the present setting
by the master expert mr. Van Giffen.
Since then we know more about the hunebed in
general
and there is doubt whether the reshaping was
done correctly.
Being there at the site and feeling the
energies Susan and Robert
have the opinion that the megalithic monument
is in
a rather believable state.
It is shameful that it seems an entrance stone
missing.
The obvious place is visible as a piece of mud.
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The chamber of the temple:

Originally the openings between the giant
stones were closed
with little flints. The floor of the place was
lower and
covered with smalle pebbles.
Over the hunebed was a low hill, with a circle
of sacred stones around.
Some small stones are indicating this holy
circle:

The official sign and number:

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More impressions:


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Susan is feeling the energies:

There are still 51 of them in the Netherlands.
The energy is very earth bound, very low toned.
Here at the hunebed in Diever the feeling is a low
whispering
of dark colored earth bound sounds.
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Susan of Home2b.nl
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