Tumulus, covered alleys and cairns in Lower Normandy

Allées couvertes
61600 aux Monts d'Andaine

The covered lane of the Bertinière, known as Maison des Fées, is a 15-metre-long neolithic megalithic monument, located in La Sauvagere (Orne, Normandy), classified in 1967.

Tumulus
14320 Fontenay-le-Marmion

The tumulus of the Hoguette, in Fontenay-le-Marmion, Normandy, is a multi-chambered neolithic cairn, classified as a historic monument since 1975. This funeral site gave its name to a European archaeological culture.

Autel
50270 Les Moitiers-d'Allonne

The Autel des Druides is a Neolithic covered alley located at the Moitiers-d'Allonne, in the English Channel, measuring nearly 20 meters long. Ranked a historic monument in 1906, this sandstone site bears witness to Norman megalithic architecture.

Allées couvertes
50260 Rocheville

The covered lane of the Petite Roche is a megalithic Neolithic monument located in Rocheville (Manche), Normandy, 19 m long and listed as a historic monument in 1906.

Dolmens
14610 Cairon

La Pierre Tourneresse de Cairon is a neolithic dolmen located in Calvados, Normandy, dating from the fourth millennium BC. This funerary monument consists of two rooms and a circular tumulus, reflecting architectural practices of the time.

50480 Carentan-les-Marais

The tumulus of the Butte, a megalithic Neolithic building located in Vierville, Manche, consists of two cairns housing burial chambers, demonstrating complex ritual practices around 3500 BC.

61210 Habloville

The tumulus of the Hoges, built in the Neolithic, is a funerary monument located near Habloville in Orne, classified among Norman megalithic sites.

14270 Condé-sur-Ifs

The Neolithic tumulus of the Butte du Hu, located in Condé-sur-Ifs (Calvados), is a Neolithic collective grave, integrated into a necropolis including two tumuli and six corridor tombs.