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Stenkyrka is a settlement (socken) in northwestern Gotland, Sweden. The Stenkyrka parish (''församling'') in 2006 has been expanded to include the settlements of Tingstäde, Martebo and Lummelunda, with a total population of 1,521 as of 2011. Stenkyrka Church is in Stenkyrka. This settlement is where the Stenkyrka spearhead was found. It is incised with the oldest known runic inscription known in Sweden. One of the asteroids in the Asteroid belt, 10125 Stenkyrka, is named after this place.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 JPL Small-Body Database Browser )〕 == Little Bjärs Grave Field == A bit east of the church in Stenkyrka is one of the largest grave fields on Gotland, the Little Bjärs Grave Field (''Lilla Bjärs garvfält''). Along one of the oldest roads in this part of the island, now not more than a trail, are more than 1,000 visible graves from the Stone Age and the Bronze Age. Most of the graves are stone mounds and circular tumuli. Bases for picture stones have been found in the field. They have remained after the picture stones have been moved and incorporated in the walls of the Stenkyrka Church. Some of these have later been moved to the Gotland Museum. The grave field is about in a general northeast–southwest direction. It contains about 750 identifiable graves above ground, but it is difficult to ascertain the borders between the mounds. A number of the mounds have depressions in the middle, about ten have visible remains of cists made of limestone slabs, about 30 graves have grave orbs. Amomng the graves is also a stone ship. A large number of the graves have been damaged by modern constructions and farming. The modern road bisects the area in a angle to the old road that the field have been established around. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Stenkyrka」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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