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Historical Archive: Jelling Mounds and Church The Jelling Stones have their own page. north mound built over Bronze Age barrow (1700-500 BCE), burial chamber dendrodated 958/59 south mound about 970-early 980s north mound diameter 50 meters (164 feet); south mound 70 m (230 feet), 10 m high (33 feet) palisade (dendrodated 958-85, probably close to 968), ship setting, and building locations found 2006-13 present tufa church around 1100, excavated 1976-79, interior remodeled Jørn Larsen 2000 wall paintings in church apse Julius Magnus-Petersen 1875, restored 1920s square white markers indicate ship setting, probably 360 meters long (about 1/4 mile) vertical white markers indicate palisade; large flat white rectangles indicate buildings both mounds and church from west both mounds, church, and palisade markers from west, with barrier on visitors' center view to north/northwest from visitors' cente with north mound view to north from north mound view to north-northeast from north mound view to northeast from north mound: north point of ship setting, markers for building and palisade view to east/northeast from north mound view to east from north mound view to southeast from north mound view to east from south mound view to southeast from south mound south mound, cemetery, stones, and church from south mound cemetery, stones, and church, view to north-northeast from south mound cemetery, stones, church, and north mound, view to north-northeast from south mound church, cemetery, and visitors' center, view to southwest from north mound cemetery and church from north mound 19th-c. Kidde gravestone, runic side 19th-c. Kidde gravestone, Danish side church: nave to east church: nave to northeast church: apse to northeast, with 2000 altar church: apse to southeast; pulpit and sound shell c.1650 with later panels church: nave to west with 1960 organ church: votive ship Minerva, Martin Hansen c.1900 cross found in north mound, c.950