The Gurk altar is a significant archaeological site located in the region of Gurk, Austria. It is known for its well-preserved prehistoric burial mounds and artifacts, which provide insights into the burial practices and rituals of ancient cultures in the area. The altar is believed to date back to the Bronze Age. Excavations at the Gurk altar have uncovered various items, including pottery, tools, and jewelry, which help researchers understand the social and cultural dynamics of the time. The site is an important resource for studying the history of Central Europe and contributes to the broader understanding of early human societies.