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and people were sacrificed in Lejre. East of the “cult beach” there is a huge cemetery situated on hills. Among several hundred barrows, mostly Slav-onic, there are also some of Scandinavian character, grouped separately (Wamke, 1981, 1985). On of the finds from the settlement was an eighty--centimetre-long sculpture, or wooden plank, similar to those from Gross Raden, pointed at the base and topped with a picture of human head with well-visible eyes, mouth and teeth. It bears some remains of red, white and black paint (Wamke, 1983, p. 46). This materiał lends support to

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