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Tag: Portalegre

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Conjunto Megalítico dos Morenos

Conjunto Megalítico dos Morenos
John Iglar Dolmens / Megaliths 18 June 2024 9 September 2026 Leave a comment

In the quiet countryside of the Alto Alentejo, the water of the Santa Margarida stream flows slowly down to the Montargil reservoir. Along its banks, if you look carefully among the trees and bushes, lie two prehistoric tombs made of schist. They’ve endured some rough handling through the ages since …

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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 9 September 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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