Dolmens in New Aquitaine

Dolmens
16100 Saint-Brice

The Dolmen de Garde-Épée, built in the Neolithic at Saint-Brice (Charente), is a listed megalithic monument, composed of slabs in grey sandstone forming a rectangular burial chamber of 5 m long.

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16140 Bessé

The Dolmen de la Pierre Blanche, built in the Neolithic area (4500-4000 B.C.), is a megalithic monument located in Bessé, Charente, classified as a historical monument in 1930.

Dolmens
16500 Lessac

The Dolmen de la Madeleine, located in Lessac, New Aquitaine, is a megalith reused as a medieval chapel in the 11th century, classified as a historical monument in 1900.

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24530 Condat-sur-Trincou

The Dolmen de Peyre Levade, also known as the Dolmen de Fouret, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic region located in Condat-sur-Trincou, Dordogne, classified as a historical monument in 1960.

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24110 Saint-Aquilin

The Dolmen de Peyre-Brune, located in Saint-Aquilin, Dordogne, is a protohistoric megalithic monument classified in 1889, typical of the collective burials of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.

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24500 Eymet

The Dolmen d'Eylias, a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, is located in Eymet, Dordogne. Ranked a historic monument in 1981, it bears witness to ancient funeral practices in New Aquitaine.

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87160 Mailhac-sur-Benaize

The Dolmen de Bouéry, known as Pierre-Levée, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, located in Mailhac-sur-Benaize, Haute-Vienne, which was listed as a historical monument in 1940. Composed of five orthostates and a circular granite table, it bears witness to ancient funeral practices.

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86120 Les Trois-Moutiers

The Dolmen de Vaon, Trois Moutiers, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic in Vienna, classified as a historical monument in 1956. This angeline dolmen is 6 meters long.