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Solvognen er nok det største klenodie fra Bronzealderen. Hvorfor den er begravet på dette sted ca. 1400 år før Kristus ved man ikke, men efter at have ligget her i næsten 3000 år blev solvognen fundet i 1902 af en landmand under gravning i området. Han tog den med hjem og lod sine børn lege med den inden den blev overladt til Nationalmuseet. I 1998 var der en ny udgravning på fundstedet og da fandt man flere små stykker som det lykkedes forskere placere på Solvognen.
Når man ser på solvognen, kan man se at den ene side er lys og den anden side mørk, så man har tolket at den lyse side symboliserede dagen den mørke natten. Det er almindeligt hos fortidsmennesker at dyrke solen som gud fordi solen gav liv.
Der har været flere hypoteser, hvordan troen skulle tolkes og i 2006 deltog jeg i arkæolog Flemming Kauls spændende doktordisputats om solens rejse over himlen. Han havde studeret tegnene på mange rageknive fra den tid samt helleristninger. Jeg var dybt fascineret af det, han fortalte den dag.
Hans fortælling kan høres via dette link. https://geoparkodsherred.dk/podcast/
Tak til Geopark Odsherred for venlig gennemgang af placering samt tak til Odsherred Museum for tilladelse til at tage billeder af deres kopi af Solvognen.
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The Sun Chariot is probably the greatest treasure from the Bronze Age. It is not known why it was buried at this place approx. 1400 years before Christ. After resting here for more than 3000 years, it was found in 1902 by a farmer while plowing in the area. He took the figure home and let his children play with it before it was handed to the National Museum. In 1998, there was a new excavation at the site, and researchers found several small pieces which they managed to put in place on the Sun Chariot.
When you look at the Sun Chariot, you can see that one side is light and the other side is dark. This was interpreted that the light side symbolizes the day and the dark side the night. It is well known that ancient people worshipped the sun like a god because the sun gave life.
There have been several hypotheses about how this faith should be interpreted. In 2006 I participated in my acquaintance archaeologist Flemming Kaul's exciting doctoral dissertation on the sun's journey through the sky. He had studied the symbols on countless razor blades from that time as well as petroglyphs. I was deeply fascinated by what he said that day.
You can listen to his story via this link. https://geoparkodsherred.dk/podcast/