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Category: Menhirs

Home Megaliths Archive for category "Menhirs" (Page 3)

Barreira Megalithic Complex

Barreira Megalithic Complex
John Iglar Cromlechs / Megaliths / Menhirs 2 December 2023 9 September 2026 Leave a comment

Portuguese name: Conjunto MegalĂ­tico de Barreira, or Menires de Barreira Standing on the hilltop, surrounded by tall trees and lush undergrowth, you are surrounded by a tumbled abundance of giant stones, some standing brightly in the sunshine, with others covered in moss and/or ivy. To the east, you can see …

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Menir de Aspradantes

Menir de Aspradantes
John Iglar Megaliths / Menhirs 1 December 2023 9 September 2026 Leave a comment

Standing on a ridge of a hill, looking over the fields in the western Algarve, the silence belies the hum of traffic on the distant motorway and the whirr of the towering wind turbines on the far hills. These monumental emblems of the modern age of electricity seem to mock …

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Vale Maria do Meio Cromlech

Vale Maria do Meio Cromlech
John Iglar Cromlechs / Megaliths / Menhirs 23 November 2023 9 September 2026 1 comment

Portuguese name: Cromeleque do Vale Maria do Meio Nestled in a cork oak forest, the stones stand in an elongated group. The hot breeze blows past them and through the trees, making the leaves tremble and rustle slightly. That’s the only sound you hear, along with the buzz of insects. …

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