Dolmens in the East

Dolmens
10290 Marcilly-le-Hayer

The Dolmens de la Pierre Couverte in Marcilly-le-Hayer, Aube, are two megalithic monuments of recent Neolithic and Chalcolithic, classified as historical monuments in 1936.

Stèle
68250 Oberhergheim

Oberhergheim's geodetic steles are two obelisks of pink sandstone erected in 1804 in the Upper Rhine, to measure a topographical base under Napoleon I. They mark an Alsatian scientific and historical milestone.

Dolmens
52800 Vitry-lès-Nogent

The Dolmen de la Pierre-Alot, in Vitry-lès-Nogent (Great East), is a megalithic burial of the recent Neolithic and Chalcolithic, classified as a historical monument in 1889. Composed of a funeral chamber and a tumulus, it bears witness to prehistoric funeral practices.

Dolmens
51120 Barbonne-Fayel

The Dolmen des Mardelles, a megalithic burial of the recent Neolithic in Barbonne-Fayel (Marne), is a funerary monument classified as a slab, reflecting ancient ritual practices in the Great East.

Dolmens
10400 Saint-Nicolas-la-Chapelle

The dolmen du Pavois, built in recent Neolithic, is a megalithic monument located in Saint-Nicolas-la-Chapelle (Aube), composed of four orthostats and a convex cover table, housing a collective burial.

Dolmens
51120 Fontaine-Denis-Nuisy

The Dolmen of Sainte-Geneviève, at Fontaine-Denis-Nuisy (Marne), is a megalithic monument of the recent Neolithic and Chalcolithic period, classified in 1889. It consists of a sepulchral room covered with a single slab.

10290 Bourdenay

Bourdenay's dolmen, built between recent Neolithic and Chalcolithic, is a megalithic monument located in Île-de-France, classified as a Historic Monument since 1959.

Dolmens
88630 Seraumont

The Dolmen du Bois-du-Comtôt, located in Seraumont in the Great East, is a megalithic monument whose exact period remains undetermined. This site bears witness to the local prehistoric heritage.