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Dolmens in the Cantal

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1 dolmen, megalith and stele dans le Cantal

Dolmen du Chausse

15100 Saint-Georges

The Dolmen du Chausse, located in Saint-Georges (Cantal), is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, classified as historical monuments. Composed of basalt slabs, it served as a collective funeral chamber.

Grand dolmen de La Table au Loup ou Table de Maleu

15100 Neuvéglise-sur-Truyère

The large dolmen of La Table au Loup, located in Neuveglise-sur-Truyère (Cantal), is a megalithic monument of Neolithic dating back to 1911.

Dolmen d'Alleuzet

15260 aux Ternes

The Dolmen d'Alleuzet, built in the Neolithic, is a megalithic monument located in the Ternes in the Cantal, in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Its three-metre-long cover slab still rests on two side supports in a pine wood.

Dolmen de Recoles

15170 Joursac

The Dolmen de Recolles, built in the Neolithic, is a simple megalithic monument located in Joursac, in the Cantal, composed of two orthostats and a covering slab.

Dolmen du Bardon or Pierre Chabree

15170 Coltines

The Dolmen du Bardon, also known as Pierre Chabrée, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic in Coltines, Cantal. Unique dolmen of the area erected in a wooded valley, it consists of two orthostats, a bedside slab and a blanket table.

Dolmen de Touls

15170 Coltines

The Dolmen de Touls, built in the Neolithic in Coltines (Cantal), is a simple megalith made up of local slabs, classified as a historical monument since 1986.

Dolmen de Revoules àJoursac

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15170 Joursac

The Dolmen de Reboules, located in Joursac in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, is a megalithic monument whose exact period remains undetermined. This site bears witness to the local prehistoric heritage.