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Megaliths in Bretagne, France
Bretagne still has thousands of megaliths. The biggest concentration is situated in the area called 'Morbihan' (Example Carnac).
Megaliths in MorbihanVery special is the "Gavrinis Cairn" (+- 3500
B.C.), on an isle in the Morbihan Gulf. This tomb is decorated with beautiful
gravures. Naer Redon the megaliths of Saint-Just are a very interesting site. North- and West-BretagneThe "cairn du Barnenez" (north coast) is one of the world's oldest monuments (+- 4500 B.C.). Barnenez was used as burial place during 2500 year! Naer Brest, in Plouarzel, de highest (still standing) megalith:
the "menhir de Kerloas", 11-metres high.
On the peninsula of Crozon, in the west, are situated the alignment of Lagatjar, near the most beautiful cliffs in Bretagne (Penhir).
Roche-aux-FéesIn Bretagne's east, near Janzé, stands the imposing 'Roche-aux-Fées', de biggest dolmen in Bretagne. This imposing 20-meters large masterpiece, 4000 a 4500 B.C., doesn't look as big on pictures as in reality...
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