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Remains from the medieval site for the election of Swedish kings, the Mora stones, are located inside the building shown in the picture. The atual site where election took place is believed to be somewhere in the immediate vicinity, probably in the background of this picture. From sv wikipedia.
Geo-info: The stones are located within Knivsta Municipality, but usually regarded as an attraction of southern Uppsala Municipality.
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The medieval site for the election of Swedish kings, the Mora stones, is located inside the building shown in the picture. From sv wikipedia. Foto Olof Ekström 2004 Category:Sweden