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About 90 metres from the car park, you will find the most unusual hunebed, unique of its kind; D13. This hunebed is still in its original mound, where it was discovered around 1735. Unlike other hunebeds, the stones are placed close together and the space could be entered via a small staircase; it is therefore also called a staircase tomb. Access to the (small) tomb was obtained by a four-stage staircase from the top of the hill. Six side and two keystones are visible from above. One of the missing capstones was found in the village and reinstalled in 1976. There are rumours that a second capstone is in the ground near the Eexter church.
According to the map, the markesteen Eext should also be found there somewhere.
