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Dolmen des Roques No. 2 in Durban à Durbans dans le Lot

Patrimoine classé
Patrimoine Celtique
Dolmens
Lot

Dolmen des Roques No. 2 in Durban

    Champs du Puits
    46320 Durbans
Dolmen des Roques n 2 à Durbans tumulus
Dolmen des Roques n 2 à Durbans exterieur
Dolmen des Roques n 2 à Durbans interieur

Timeline

Époque contemporaine
2000
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Origin and history

The Dolmen des Roques No. 2, located in Durbans, Occitanie, is a megalithic monument whose precise dating is not documented in the available sources. This type of structure, characteristic of neolithic societies, generally served as a collective burial or ritual place. Dolmens are architectural vestiges typical of prehistory, often associated with early sedentary communities.

In the Occitan region, the dolmens are part of a landscape marked by an ancient human occupation, where agriculture and livestock farming began to structure lifestyles. These monuments, although often without written sources, offer clues about funeral practices and beliefs of the people of the time. Their presence underscores the importance of territories such as Durban in the prehistoric history of southern France.