The Dolmens of Drenthe are a group of megalithic tombs located in the province of Drenthe, in the Netherlands. They were built during the Funnelbeaker culture period, around 3500-2800 BCE. 
 
Dolmens are a type of ancient tomb that consists of a large, flat stone supported by smaller stones, forming a roof over a chamber where the remains of the honored deceased were placed. The tombs are believed to have been used for collective burials, with multiple individuals being buried in a single tomb.  
 
They are the only megalithic tombs in the Netherlands that were built using large slabs of stone that are still visible above ground.