Eneborg - rest av medeltida borganläggning

Next to the ridge and the river is a medieval castle complex. The ridge that can be seen today has reportedly been used as a defensive line. It is cut through by a natural depression that was probably used as a kind of moat. The house foundation for the castle complex itself must have been located in an area in the marsh that was filled in with earth masses. Perhaps, in case of danger, water could be diverted from the river to the marsh so that the castle was completely flooded? From the end of the 17th century there is information about the remains of a drawbridge over the years, but it is unclear how certain the information is. In the 1940s, limited archaeological investigations were carried out on the moraine, but the castle's appearance and age are still unclear.

(text from In the path of the archaeologist, Småland museum)

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