Tumulus, covered alleys and cairns in the Finistère

Tumulus
29290 Lanrivoaré

The 2 Tumulus of Lanrivoare are protohistoric funerary monuments located in the municipality of Lanrivoare, Brittany. Their exact period remains indefinite.

Tumulus
29940 La Forêt-Fouesnant

Kerleven Terten, at La Forêt-Fouesnant (Finistère), is a prehistoric dolmenic cairn with two burial chambers, dated around 2875 BC, classified as a historical monument in 1965.

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29450 Commana

The covered alley of the Mugau-Bihan, known as Ti Lia Ven, is a megalithic monument of Neolithic origin (3000–2500 B.C.) located in Commana (Finistery), classified in 1909. It is 14 m long and houses symbolic sculptures and serves as a collective burial.

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29430 Plouescat

The covered walkway of Plouescat, also known as the Guinirvit walkway, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic located in Plouescat (Finistery), partially immersed on the Kernic anse estran.

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29190 Gouézec

The covered street of Loch-ar-Ronfl, in Gouézec, Brittany, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, classified as a Historical Monument. It bears witness to the funeral practices of that time in the Finistère.

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29100 Poullan-sur-Mer

The covered walkway of Lesconil, known as Ti-ar-c.

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29380 Bannalec

The covered lane of the White Church in Bannalec (Finistry) is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, classified in 1973, partially destroyed and 15 meters long.

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29120 Plomeur

The covered driveway of Kerugon, in Plomeur (Finistery), is a dolmen with corridor of the final Neolithic, classified historical monument. It illustrates the architectural evolution of the Breton collective burials and delivered pottery typical of the region.