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Province Luxembourg
This province has more to offer than Wéris only...
Menhir
near Ozo
Menhir near Ozo
'Les Blancs
Cailloux' - Mousny
Three giant quartz blocks are dominating this fascinating place.
Two of those are standing on the sites east-west ax. The biggest rock is split.
They say that through the split midwinter sunrise shows...
'Les Blancs Cailloux' - Mousny
In front of the hill several smaller stones forming a circle. For many this
circle is seen as a cromlech.
Archaeologist mean that is isn't a megalithic monument. Probably it is an old
sacral place.
'Les Blancs Cailloux' - Mousny
A legend tells that the stones are the remains of a who refused to give water to a pilgrim (Jesus), he was punished and transformed in stone, together with his dogs and sheep...
'Le menhir de
Lahérie' - Longlier (Neufchâteau)
'Le menhir de Lahérie' - Longlier
In Longlier, a community of Neufchâteau, this white quarts stone is exposed, nearby 'Place du Faubourg', on the corner of 'Rue du Chaufour'.
The stone was excavated in 1969, in a nearby place called 'Lahérie'.
Height: 2m70, large: 1m20, profound 70 cm.
No more acknowledged as megalith.
Other remarkable stones in the Province Luxemburg
'Dolmen'
in Gomery (Bleid - Virton), unsure it is a real dolmen, but it isn't a
natural formation.
'dolmen' van Gomery (photo © JCD, august 2015)
'dolmen' van Gomery (photo © JCD, august 2015)
'Dolmen' in Bonnert, near Arlon.
The
'semi-dolmen in Azy' near Chassepiere is actually seen as a natural
rock formation.
La pierre Saint Hubert - Waha
(Marche-en-Famenne). A +- 3m40 large block white chalkstone, supported by two
smaller stones. Probably the three stones once formed a unity.
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DISAPPEARED! In Jemeppe (near Harigmont) once
where 2 dolmen. The biggest was 15 meter large.
Some people that those dolmen where standing in line whit the dolmen
in Lamsoul (Province Namur) and the Waha stones.
Source: Les mégalithes de Gaule Belgique - W.& M.Brou - p. 179)
In Forrières possibly there where once six dolmen...
Source: Les mégalithes de Gaule Belgique - W.& M.Brou - p. 177)
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