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Tag: Chalcolithic

Home Posts tagged "Chalcolithic" (Page 6)

Town Museum of Cascais

Town Museum of Cascais
John Iglar Museums 20 December 2023 9 September 2026 Leave a comment

Wander through the exhibits of the Town Museum (Museu da Vila) in Cascais, and learn (in English as well as Portuguese) about the history of this fascinating and beautiful town. There are a number of significant prehistoric artifacts on display, found in various artificial caves from around the area. The …

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Menir de Aspradantes

Menir de Aspradantes
John Iglar Megaliths / Menhirs 1 December 2023 1 November 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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Rock Paintings of Vale de Junco (or Abrigo dos Gaivões)

Rock Paintings of Vale de Junco (or Abrigo dos Gaivões)
John Iglar Art 22 November 2023 1 November 2026 Leave a comment

Protected by the overhanging rock, the red stains stand out. Even after five thousand years, the shapes and designs can still be made out. What their significance is, we can only guess. Some depict people, others animals, while others are abstract symbols. One panel shows groups of lines: were these …

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