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Tag: Bronze Age

Home Posts tagged "Bronze Age" (Page 2)

Anta do Vale da Laje

Anta do Vale da Laje
John Iglar Dolmens / Megaliths 6 July 2025 1 November 2026 Leave a comment

Also known as: Anta 1 do Vale da Laje, Anta do Casalinho 1 Walk around the grey stones, noting the structure both in the centre and surrounding it. This was an incredibly important construction for thousands of years, used by people for burials and possibly more. The current buildings around …

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Castro de Chibanes

Castro de Chibanes
John Iglar Settlements 3 May 2025 1 November 2026 Leave a comment

Also known as: Povoada de Chibanes Walk along the ridge of the Serra de Louro, and enjoy the tremendous view. To the east stands the castle of Palmela on a high hill. To the north, you can see to the Tejo River mouth and the capital city of Lisbon. To …

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Grutas Artificiais da Quinta do Anjo

Grutas Artificiais da Quinta do Anjo
John Iglar Caves 1 May 2025 1 November 2026 Leave a comment

Also known as: Grutas Artificiais do Casal do Pardo, Covas da Moura At the edge of the town of Quinta do Anjo, a rock outcrop looks out over fields festooned with wildflowers. Walk along the outcrop and look into the holes. They lead into large chambers, caves in the rock. …

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